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JOURNAL
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VOL
XXXIII
ISTANFORD
KY
FRIDAY
APRIL
7
1905
NO
11
I
F
PREACHERSVILLE
It
is
reported
thnt
Mr
Carman
Rob
-
inson
who
formerly
lived
hero
is
dead
tit
his
home
in
Indiana
Our
oldest
inhabitant
say
that
with
l
i
one
exception
the
March
just
endedwas
the
prettiest
ever
seen
Some
one
who
loves
to
hear
the
bull
-
dogs
bark
fired
off
a
pistol
nearly
0
dozen
times
Saturday
night
Our
law
abiding
citizens
deplore
such
acts
t
The
Baptists
and
Methodists
reorgan
>
Ized
their
respective
Sunday
schools
Sunday
morning
The
Baptist
school
i
elected
J
M
Cress
superintendent
and
Miss
Fnnnlo
Thompson
secretary
Horn
to
the
wife
of
John
B
Ander
son
a
10pound
boy
Mrs
Jesse
Tray
lor
is
able
to
sit
up
Mrs
John
Pep
plea
Is
sick
Born
to
the
wife
of
John
Cress
n
fine
girl
J
M
cant
talk
for
t
smiling
Chnrlos
Hlgsby
sold
n
two
yearold
gelding
to
n
Mr
Mullins
for
1GO
and
t
bought
of
Miss
Jennie
Green
a
filly
for
n
fancy
price
J
11
Thompson
sold
n
n
BOW
and
pigs
to
Hayden
Nnylor
for
10
Some
of
our
farmers
are
planting
com
Misses
Fannie
Carpenter
andOlga
Cummliw
gave
a
very
delightful
part
Thursday
evening
at
the
mWoneo
of
S
I
D
Carpenter
A
large
crowd
WM
In
attendance
and
everybody
evidently
on
4
joyed
hinwolf
judging
from
the
many
I
complimonU
we
hoard
passed
on
the
oc
I
casion
and
the
jrtoasuro
wo
experienced
In
being
present
At
the
residence
of
Mrs
Grenon
the
evening
of
April
let
Mr
Christopher
Links
and
Mis
Jennie
Green
wore
uni
ted
in
the
holy
bonds
of
wedlock
Rev
F
J
Rodgers
of
Oklahoma
OITlciaUng
The
groom
is
a
clover
hardworking
young
man
while
tho
bride
Is
thoyoung
rat
daughter
of
tho
late
J
F
Green
Wv
extend
our
h
artl
it
congratulations
oouilloI
I
l
JIM
FtuMi
May
Sutton
ia
visiting
relative
at
Buckeye
Mr
and
Mm
1
C
King
of
Hubble
were
vtetting
at
Mm
Louisa
Holttelnw
Waller
Pet
tus
visited
the
homo
folks
Prof
Iloaky
1pent
H
day
toning
on
Dbt
rhror
Min
Sarah
Sowder
of
Bee
lick
to
the
guest
of
her
mother
Mm
Sowdor
J
II
c
Hutclilns
has
returned
from
Lexington
where
ho
has
bean
atlimllrig
a
business
I
college
MiM
Nell
Nowlnnd
of
Cedar
p
Creek
wtis
with
her
abler
Mrs
W
C
Cummins
Mrs
J
B
Hutchins
jias
re
turned
from
a
visit
to
her
sister
at
Jel
Ilea
Leslie
Harbor
has
returned
from
t
t
Indianapolis
I
CHURCH
MATTERS
9The
76th
annual
conference
of
the
Mormon
Church
is
In
session
at
Salt
I
r
Lake
City
J
By
a
2
to
1
vote
Donnell
Ala
Pres
-
bytery
of
the
Cumberland
Presbyterian
church
defeated
the
proposition
to
unite
with
the
Presbyterian
church
The
man
who
becomes
converted
but
whose
conversion
leads
him
not
to
the
payment
of
his
just
debts
has
al
I
ready
been
nominated
for
hI
with
no
opposition
in
the
final
election
Han
-
1
cock
Clarion
Clariono
r
The
third
quarterly
meeting
of
the
thoj
dreo
church
April
15
and
1C
The
pre
-
siding
elder
Rev
J
W
Simpson
will
I
bo
present
It
is
desired
that
nil
the
officers
of
the
church
be
present
All
the
stewards
are
expected
to
make
their
I
reportsMorning
Morning
anti
evening
services
ns
us
-
ual
at
the
Presbyterian
church
next
j
Sunday
Sunday
school
promptly
at
980
AI
Christian
Endeavor
at
GM
rI
Morning
service
nt
11
oclock
subject
Tho
Ministry
of
Pain
to
Eve
-
ning
service
nt
730
subject
The
Val
I
Icy
of
the
Shadow
of
Death
All
visi
I
tors
and
strangers
will
bo
cordially
wol
come
nt
these
services
I
I
Rev
Plommons
of
Cynthiannwill
preach
at
tho
Baptist
church
Sunday
I
morning
and
evening
All
are
invited
to
hear
him
Dont
forget
the
Sunday
School
nt
930
Come
and
bring
your
children
Remember
also
to
bring
your
I
contribution
for
missions
All
must
be
I
in
by
the
3rd
Sunday
Lot
each
do
all
1
possible
for
there
have
been
more
con
-
1
J
verts
than
any
previous
yearMore
missionaries
hnvo
been
sent
out
and
the
basis
of
operation
has
been
on
the
basis
of
25
per
cent
incrcoso
for
tho
year
ending
1905
Encourage
each
other
and
the
committee
by
helping
God
loveth
n
cheerful
giver
to
Are
you
one
that
lie
loves
0
M
Hucy
Pastor
I
For
a
WeakDigestion
No
nusdlclno
can
replace
food
but
OharaberMnB
Stomach
and
Liver
Tablets
will
help
you
to
digest
your
food
It
is
not
tho
quantity
of
food
taken
that
gives
strength
and
vigor
to
tho
system
but
tho
amount
digested
and
assimilated
If
troubled
with
a
weak
digestion
dont
fall
to
give
those
Tablets
a
trial
Thousuiulslmvo
been
betioUtted
by
their
use
They
only
costa
quarter
For
sale
by
Lyno
Bros
Crab
Orchard
These
sago
words
of
the
poet
Keep
constantly
in
view
Stick
to
your
flannels
Willie
Until
they
stick
to
you
to
I
i
KINGSVILLE
Dan
Hester
has
boughlor
Winfret
Skidmore
11
acres
of
good
land
near
nearI
horeHev
Hev
It
H
Noel
of
Stanford
fillet
his
regular
appointment
nt
Pleasant
Point
Baptist
church
Sunday
John
Leach
who
has
been
living
at
Stanford
for
the
last
year
will
move
to
the
house
vacated
by
George
Padgett
George
Padgett
traded
his
house
find
10
acres
of
land
near
Kingsville
for
II
farm
owned
by
John1
Leach
and
will
move
to
it
shortly
Gardening
seems
to
be
the
order
ol
the
day
Mack
Williams
planted
his
po
tntoos
Monday
He
is
expecting
a
re
cord
breaking
crop
The
stork
has
been
around
Triplets
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Martha
Leachal
girls
Mother
and
little
ones
doing
ai
well
us
could
be
expected
A
movement
Is
on
foot
to
organise
a
lease
ball
team
here
With
the
good
timber
we
have
to
draw
from
other
teams
will
Jiavo
to
go
some
to
hold
their
own
with
us
Mesdames
W
IK
McCarty
and
C
M
Thompson
will
go
to
Cincinnati
noxl
week
to
select
their
Spring
and
Sum
-
mer
milllnory
On
account
of
blaster
coming
so
Into
this
year
our
milliners
notwithstanding
the
fine
weather
we
have
had
have
deferred
purchasing
their
goods
until
Inter
than
usual
G
Ai
Walter
who
has
been
com
-
plaining
for
n
few
days
Is
out
again
with
his
same
old
smile
MiM
Mary
Kenney
of
Nlcholasvillo
is
the
guest
i
of
her
sister
Mrs
Charles
Evans
Mrs
James
Robinson
and
children
of
WI1
Hamstown
returned
homo
Monday
J
W
Thompson
pntd
a
Hying
visit
to
Woodstock
Sunday
Mrs
J
I
John
-
son
who
has
boon
quite
III
for
several
weeks
Is
convalescent
Miss
Elisabeth
bL
Creighlon
loft
on
Wednesday
for
an
extended
visit
to
relatives
and
friends
at
I
xington
and
MayBville
Her
many
friunds
wish
her
a
pleasant
and
enjoyable
visit
MiM
Mollie
Walter
of
Stanford
te
vWttog
her
brothers
G
A
and
Wallace
Wal
-
ter
Craig
Butt
will
soon
go
to
house
keeping
in
the
house
vacated
by
Henry
Wmu
Manfred
Cfiovolotto
made
his
regular
visit
to
Highland
Sunday
Keep
It
up
Manfred
ManfredCheated
Cheated
Death
Kidney
trouble
often
ends
fatally
but
by
choosing
the
right
medicine
Mr
E
IL
Wotto
of
Hoar
Grove
la
cheated
death
Ho
says
Two
years
ago
I
had
Kidney
Trouble
which
onu
od
mo
great
pain
suffering
and
anxiety
but
I
took
Kleutrlo
Hitters
which
oIKolcd
a
eotnplote
euro
I
have
also
found
thorn
of
great
bonollt
Ingen
oral
debility
and
nerve
trouble
and
keep
thorn
constantly
on
hand
since
I
find
they
have
no
equal
G
L
Ion
ny
Stanford
and
Lyno
Eros
Crub
Orchard
druggists
guarantee
them
at
BO
cant
centsAn
An
eccentric
Welshman
who
with
his
wife
lived
a
hermit
life
for
half
a
cen
-
tury
on
the
mountain
nt
Garth
Llan
pollen
has
died
and
tho
quaint
funeral
arrangements
that
he
drew
up
have
been
carried
out
He
requested
that
ho
be
placed
in
his
coffin
dressed
in
his
Sunday
attire
including
shoes
stock
-
ings
and
a
clean
linen
collar
Ho
also
specified
that
his
favorite
sealskin
cap
should
he
placed
on
his
head
and
that
by
his
side
should
be
placed
his
pipe
tobacco
and
trusty
walking
stick
Lon
don
Chronicle
Frightful
Suffering
Relieved
SutTurlng
frightfully
from
tho
vim
lent
poisons
of
undigested
food
C
G
Grnytion
of
Lula
Miss
took
Dr
Kings
New
Life
Tills
with
tho
re
stiltle
writes
that
I
was
cured
AH
stomach
and
bowel
disorders
give
way
to
their
teak
laxative
properties
2oontGIi
Pennys
Stanford
and
Lyno
Bros
Crab
Orchard
druggists
guaranteed
The
Belgian
creditors
of
Santo
Do
-
mingo
are
not
satisfied
with
tho
ar
rangement
made
for
tho
collection
and
disposition
of
Its
revenues
and
demand
tho
payment
of
27000
a
month
here
toforo
agreed
upon
They
holdover
half
tho
Indebtedness
of
tho
island
Re
-
public
Mr
W
P
Walton
formerly
the
editor
and
proprietor
of
the
Lexington
Morning
Democrat
has
been
appointed
n
member
of
the
Press
Committee
for
the
reunion
of
the
United
Confederate
Veterans
which
will
bo
held
nt
libuis
villa
in
Juno
Patient
But
I
thought
your
price
for
an
appendicitis
operation
was
only
1OO7
Specialist
Oh
that
was
yesterdays
quotation
The
market
opened
this
morning
at
325
and
advanced
briskly
to
337IPuck
337IPuckKeep
Keep
your
bowels
regular
by
tho
use
of
Chamberlains
Stomach
and
Liver
Tablets
Thpre
Is
nothing
better
Forsalo
by
Lyno
droll
OrnbOrchurd
r
A
Cincinnati
saloon
keeper
committed
suicide
on
his
wifes
grave
i
I
NEWS
NOTESI
Knox
of
Nicholas
Thomas
S
county
Jropped
dead
after
mating
a
hearty
din
nero
Forest
fires
ore
doing
greatdamage
in
the
South
mountains
of
Pennsyl
-
vania
Fire
In
a
largo
building
nt
Cripple
Creek
Col
resulted
in
the
deathof
two
men
Andrew
Hibbctt
and
James
Scudder
Negro
murderers
wore
hanged
in
the
jail
yard
at
Nashville
Cook
county
III
voted
for
a
five
million
dollar
bond
Issue
to
build
a
new
courthouse
in
Chicago
Louise
Rivers
11
years
oldor
New
Rochelle
N1
Y
died
as
n
result
of
excessive
rope
skipping
Thomas
H
Montgomoryprosidont
of
tho
American
Insurance
Company
tiled
suddenly
in
Philadelphia
Tho
Coroners
jury
ascribed
tho
ox
plosion
which
killed
43
men
at
Zeigler
III
to
persons
yet
unknown
The
second
fire
wlthon
a
few
months
at
Cadiz
destroyed
property
worth
20000
with
but
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insurance
James
E
Baker
jailer
and
democrat
ic
nominee
for
sheriff
of
Calloway
coun
-
ty
died
suddenly
of
heart
failure
Chris
voji
dor
Ahe
of
St
Louis
for
marly
n
prominent
figure
hi
the
base
-
ball
world
was
stricken
with
apoplexy
while
voting
It
te
now
known
that
Mrs
Jane
La
throp
Stanford
left
an
estate
valued
at
7000000
and
that
387000
will
go
to
Stanford
University
William
H
Delus
soninlaw
of
Chief
Justice
Melville
W
Fuller
of
tho
United
States
Supreme
Court
commit
ltd
suicide
in
Chicago
The
HurglaCnllahan
caN
was
post
-
poned
at
Lexington
till
today
owing
to
the
continued
nlwunco
of
witnesses
wanted
hy
tho
Commonwealth
It
Is
said
that
control
of
the
Chicago
Terminal
Transfer
Railroad
Company
baa
paned
into
the
hands
of
interest
headed
by
J
P
Morgan
Co
TV
United
States
produces
810000
000
metric
tons
of
coal
a
year
worth
at
the
mines
136000000
and
costing
con
sumers
nearly
a
billion
dollars
A
largo
force
of
Russians
with
mounted
artillery
and
machine
guns
attacked
the
Japs
near
Chincheatun
and
was
repulsed
with
heavy
loss
T
C
Lamb
an
Arizona
mine
super
-
intendent
was
blown
to
atoms
by
an
infernal
machine
while
asleep
at
his
home
The
coroners
verdict
was
mur
dorA
A
receiver
has
been
appointed
for
the
American
Fruit
Steamship
Company
a
5000000
corporation
of
which
former
Senator
William
E
Mason
of
Chicago
is
president
A
stay
of
execution
was
granted
by
the
United
States
Court
of
Appeals
at
Cincinnati
In
behalf
of
Mrs
Chadwick
Her
attorney
expects
to
present
the
appeal
in
May
Charles
Hutchison
a
Negro
criminal
who
escaped
from
the
Paducah
police
station
shot
and
killed
himself
while
pursued
by
a
posse
near
Paducah
Ho
was
wanted
for
shooting
Policeman
Eakcr
nt
Fulton
A
report
was
received
at
Lexington
that
Mrs
Ed
Callahan
wife
of
Sheriff
I
Ed
Callahan
of
Broathitt
county
at
-
tempted
to
commit
suicide
a
few
nights
since
as
n
result
of
worry
Incident
to
the
arrest
and
possible
conviction
of
her
husband
Tho
State
Board
of
Valuation
and
As
-
sessment
placed
the
total
valuation
of
the
Chesapeake
and
Ohio
Railroad
Company
nt
8216910
and
iU
franchise
valuation
at
2310900
The
total
valuation
of
tho
Nashville
Chattanooga
and
St
Louis
Railway
Company
was
placed
at
1050010
and
its
franchise
valuation
345750
A
dispatch
from
Berlin
says
the
Ger
math
Embassy
nt
St
Petersburg
re
gads
it
ns
probable
that
tho
month
will
not
end
without
peace
The
Rus
-
sian
Emperor
it
is
said
is
standing
alone
for
n
continuance
of
the
war
while
the
Grand
Dukes
nnd
practically
tho
whole
of
his
official
family
are
in
favor
of
opening
negotiations
for
peace
Frank
B
Harper
the
veteran
turf
man
owner
of
the
beautiful
Nantura
stock
farm
in
Woodford
and
who
for
mqrly
owned
the
great
race
horses
and
sires
Longfellow
and
Ten
Beech
is
dead
Ho
was
stricken
with
paralysis
a
few
weeks
ago
and
ever
since
had
been
slowly
sinking
Ho
is
survived
by
two
sisters
Mrs
C
A
Owsley
of
Mill
way
and
Mrs
Mary
Moore
of
Scott
The
Very
Best
Remedy
For
Bow
-
el
TroublesNo
Family
Can
Afford
To
Be
Without
I
regard
Chamberlains
Colic
Cholera
and
Diarrhoea
Remedy
as
ono
of
tho
very
best
remedies
for
bowel
troubles
It
writes
Mr
J
W
ilanlon
editor
of
tho
Despatch
Oclllu
Georgia
I
make
this
statement
after
having
used
tho
medicine
In
my
family
forsev
oral
years
I
am
never
without
It
No
family
can
afford
to
lw
without
a
bottle
of
this
remedy
In
tho
house
It
Is
certain
to
be
needed
sooner
or
later
Forsalo
by
Lyne
pros
Crab
Orchard
i
I
I
t
II
I
LANCASTER
nndI
there
is
little
hope
of
her
recovery
The
Yenger
store
rooms
on
Public
Square
wore
sold
to
Sam
Johnson
for
3COO
3600John
John
Sanders
bought
of
J
W
San
-
ders
11
cattle
at
30
he
also
bought
two
from
J
M
Sanders
at
32c
William
Onstott
sold
ICO
barrels
of
corn
to
Jeff
T
Dunn
at
225
San
8amI
Duncan
bought
a
horse
from
Ike
Montgomery
gomery
for
105
W
R
Smith
sold
his
tobacco
to
R
N
Beozley
of
Paint
Lick
at
8
cents
Our
merchants
and
business
men
in
conjunction
with
the
city
have
about
perfected
plan
by
which
tho
street
will
be
sprinkled
during
the
summer
months
A
big
twohorse
sprinkler
will
be
purchased
which
it
is
believed
will
prove
a
more
efficient
plan
than
that
of
sprinkling
with
the
big
hose
as
was
done
last
summer
Mrs
Mary
Frances
Arnold
wife
or
H
Clay
Arnold
who
has
long
been
In
falling
health
died
at
her
homo
Mon
-
day
evening
Dr
E
II
Pearce
or
Danville
conducted
the
funeral
ser
-
vices
at
the
Christian
church
of
which
Mrs
Arnold
had
been
a
member
for
B
number
of
years
Wednesday
morning
interment
taking
place
in
the
Lancas
-
ter
cemetery
cemoteryA
A
message
received
announcing
the
the
marriage
of
Miss
Mary
C
Thomp
son
and
Ernest
G
Brown
Wednesday
at
Lebanon
Junction
was
a
surprise
to
their
many
friends
Miss
Thompson
l
Wednesday
morning
on
the
11
o
clock
train
without
the
knowledge
of
her
parents
or
most
intimate
friends
and
met
Mr
Drown
at
Lebanon
Junc
-
tion
They
will
reside
in
Memphis
where
Mr
Brown
accopted
n
position
u
few
months
since
Mrs
Mona
Dunn
and
daughter
Miss
Ella
of
Brodhead
have
returned
home
after
a
short
visit
to
rolativos
in
this
city
Rev
Charles
Reid
and
family
at
Mlddlesboro
are
with
his
mother
Mrs
Mary
Reid
who
continues
very
ill
Mr
Jerry
Reepeeg
of
North
Carolina
has
joined
his
family
here
for
n
short
stnyl
Clyde
Herring
of
Louisville
attended
the
funeral
of
Mrs
Annie
L
Herring
Miss
Mary
L
Burnsid
has
as
horguest
Miss
Evelyn
Metcalf
of
Lexington
Mrs
Alex
Doty
and
John
Doty
left
a
few
days
since
for
Martinsvllle
Ind
They
will
be
gone
several
weeks
Miss
Bettie
Anderson
left
Wednesday
for
Knoxville
for
a
visit
of
several
weeks
to
Mrs
W
R
Marrs
Mrs
W
It
Cook
and
son
Robinson
who
have
been
spending
the
winter
at
Henderson
N
C
have
returned
homeI
MATRIMONIAL
At
his
home
Sharon
a
beautiful
I
spot
in
tho
heart
of
the
Bluegrass
the
lion
Abram
Rcnick
this
evening
mar
-
ried
Miss
Jessie
McKee
Pry
says
a
Winchester
dispatch
The
friends
of
the
contracting
parties
were
surprised
to
learn
of
the
wedding
of
George
Phelps
and
Miss
Maria
Smith
which
occured
at
five
oclock
at
the
residence
of
Rev
G
W
Shepherd
who
performed
the
ceremony
Immediately
after
the
wedding
they
drove
to
Mr
Phelps
home
In
the
country
where
they
will
reside
Both
bride
and
groom
belong
to
prominent
and
popular
fam
-
ilies
and
they
are
wished
nil
happiness
by
theh
friends
Richmond
Register
Mr
Phelps
is
n
nephew
of
D
Clifton
Fowler
of
thus
county
Charles
E
Beck
son
of
Mr
J
L
Beck
of
the
McKInney
section
was
married
at
Kcwancc
111
to
Miss
Lena
LinJholm
a
beautiful
young
lady
of
that
city
A
local
paper
says
of
the
contracting
parties
The
bride
is
the
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
A
W
Lind
holm
nnd
is
popular
with
those
with
whom
she
Is
acquainted
Mr
Beck
has
lived
in
Kcwaneo
a
few
years
and
while
here
has
made
a
host
of
friends
Ho
is
an
industrious
young
man
and
at
pres
-
ent
is
employed
in
the
annealing
de
-
partment
at
the
plant
of
the
Western
Tube
Company
CompanyAbout
About
Rheumatism
There
are
few
diseases
that
Inlllct
more
torture
than
rheumatism
and
theme
Is
probably
no
disease
for
which
such
a
varied
and
useless
lot
of
memo
dies
have
been
suggested
To
say
that
It
can
bi
cured
Is
therefore
a
bold
statement
to
make
but
s
-
Pain
Balm
which
enjoys
an
extensive
sale
has
met
with
great
success
In
the
treatment
of
this
disease
Ono
appli
cation
of
Pain
Halm
will
relieve
the
pain
and
hundreds
of
sulTercrs
have
testified
to
permanent
cures
by
Its
use
Why
suffer
when
Pain
Balnr
affords
such
quick
relief
and
costs
but
a
trlllo
For
sale
by
Lyno
UrosCrabOrchard
Four
persons
were
killed
by
ilhiml
nating
gas
in
tenement
house
on
tho
upper
East
Side
In
New
York
All
persons
hereafter
participating
in
disorders
nt
Warsaw
Poland
will
be
tried
by
martial
law
Mrs
Mary
Grant
Cramer
sister
of
Gen
Grant
is
dead
at
Orange
N
J
9
Spring
Opening
Of
The
New
Storey
r1
New
and
lrptodnte
stock
of
J
Dry
Goods
Clothing
Shoes
Hats
Caps
Ladies
and
Gents
y
Furnishings
c
i
I
Complete
in
Style
and
Quality
We
invite
everybody
to
come
and
inspect
our
goods
before
buying
elsewhere
SAM
ROBINSON
f
1
Next
Door
to
Lincoln
County
Nat
Bank
STANFORD
KY
IT
Disc
Harrows
Tiger
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Tiger
Corn
Planters
Tiger
Cultivators
Walking
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Tiger
Cultivators
Riding
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HIGGINS
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KY
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LaPorte
Vehicles
i
I
II
I
Over
300
of
these
pleasure
vehicles
have
been
sold
in
Lincoln
county
which
is
of
itself
evidence
of
their
merits
The
follow
ICOllllt
is
made
up
from
memory
there
are
many
others
to
nilof
whom
we
refer
as
to
evidence
of
the
worth
of
this
work
Preston
Deck
Hon
J
S
Owsley
Sr
J
C
McClary
las
F
Cummins
Hon
M
C
Saiitlcy
J
n
Paxton
HonK
C
Warren
Rowan
Saufley
John
Deck
john
Deazley
Livery
J
IL
Hoo3eCo0
Livery
I
M
Bruce
Livery
L
H
Huches
W
P
Grimes
J
S
hocker
Bank
Presdt
John
Lynn
ui
yu
OBannon
Andrew
Gooch
Cicero
Reynolds
J
F
Holdam
M
S
Uaughman
Jas
H
Baughman
Jho
S
Uaughman
DaughmanlIenry
Henry
Traylor
T
D
Newland
Col
T
P
Hill
J
W
Brooks
Jack
Beatley
Vm
Underwood
Luther
Underwood
Crit
Eubanks
Robert
Sims
1K
VanArsdale
John
Bingaraan
James
Hays
JC
Bailey
I
Thos
Dudderar
Porter
Robinson
i
Sidney
Dunbar
E
P
Woods
Robert
Woods
James
Woods
W
H
Higgins
J
N
Menefee
Sam
W
Menefee
S
J
Ernbry
Sr
E
T
Pence
E
C
Walton
C
V
Gentry
W
C
Shanks
W
W
Withers
JICHays
James
Lynn
Judge
J
P
Bailey
vS
R
Denham
A
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Carman
9Ii
II
J
Darst
Full
carload
of
these
popular
vehicles
re
1cently
for
Lincoln
County
t
SPECIAL
SALE
FOR
County
Court
Day
Week
Beginning
on
Monday
next
wo
will
begin
n
sale
that
will
startle
tho
na
i
tives
in
prices
and
values
We
have
too
many
goods
and
must
unload
them
jl
and
prices
will
ho
no
consideration
They
must
go
it
it
is
necessary
to
give
them
away
Look
at
these
prices
IIj
Mens
Black
Worsted
and
Cheviot
Out
Coats
9Sc
stews
Sunday
and
Working
Pants
al
Die
DieChildrens
Childrens
Casimoro
Slits
at
75c
up
Childrens
Cants
loo
up
Mens
and
Boys
flats
15e
tip
Boys
Caps
Uo
up
Mens
and
Boys
Shoes
98e
up
Ladies
and
Misses
Shoes
at
Too
up
Mens
Sunday
Shirts
with
or
with
-
out
collars
2lc
Suspenders
for
Boys
and
Men
nt
oo
up
Heavy
Brown
Cotton
Ole
up
i
Calicoes
4Jo
up
Ladies
and
Misses
Skirts
98e
lip
Nice
Childrens
Stockings
5c
up
liens
Socks
5c
up
Ladies
nnd
Misses
Corsets
lc
up
Baby
Shoes
different
colors
ljo
up
S
-
Lot
of
Neckties
at
your
own
price
Garden
Seed
nil
kinds
two
pack
i
-
ages
for
fie
j
Black
and
White
Thread
200
t
yards
two
spools
for
fie
Ladies
Belts
9c
up
Lead
Pencils
5c
dozen
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Goldstein
Prop
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