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PERSONALSJ

UflB RUILBY illn Cincinnati> IfliW to tho wife of Mrs Bourne

I n llllOUnd boyT1MH H C RUBY several days111th hto daughter in Marloh sounty4MK WIWSBVBRANCD It bnek from n

k stay In the eiliM buylllg goodM IIUnN to tho wtrooe D F Thomp

rfof the Prochurarillo section a

PllR A 0 ALWHti has joined herHllilwrnl at PtnovIUo to remain ovoral

MMkaMidi DOHA IHNCH to visiting Mlwos

jiMlcne Curran and Alma Earl ut Ctn ¬

cinnatiV MAIIIH ANn NIROINIA MA

iiONY were guests of Crab Orchard

frJandMUBflusJ M ALVHR80N and It 11-

CoIToy attended tho hop at London Friny night

p Misa VITA BRADY of Covtngton hall

returned homo after n visit to Mlle Ma

M iy PhillipsMKs J K VANARSDALU returned to

jLoulivlllo Saturday after n visit to

Irknds heroMiss88 MARY AND SALIIB Bunnnrr

have returned from a visit to friends ntHarrodsburg

i Miss ALUB VANARBDALB of Louis ¬

11Ic is with Miss Mollie Brooks atArab OrchardJwMiu A H SBVBIUNCE and family ofCorbIn have been with Mr and Mrs

wilt SeveranceMRS J U llOLD RAN and chlldren

of Somerset were guests of Mrs

Henry HoldcrmanMRS WILL SEVERANCE returned Sat-

urday

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from n protracted visit to hoc

homofolks In ShelbyMR AND MRS T T MARTIN ot Lox ¬

ington wore guests of his parents Mr

and Mrs Alex MartinGBOROB G MBNBKBB arrived Friday

night from Joplin Mo where he has

spont moat of the summer1 M lIlH 1 M HUEY and Alfred

Pence arc In Cincinnati buying dead

loads of dry goods and furnitureMRS RUSSRLL DILUON has joint her

husband at Aliccton She was accom ¬

panted by Miss Dclphia Ncwjnnd-

MB88U8 HotiT GAINes W B JarvisI

and Russell Dillion are attending theI camp meeting at Aliccton this week

MRS JERRY SMITH and children re¬

M turned to Jcllico Saturday after n visitto her mother Mrs M M McKinney

IMiss ANNA NEWLAND of Crab Or¬

chard is tho guost of Mrs Mitcht Bailey on Maple Ave Danville Her

aidREV J W HAGIN wife and child-

ren who have been spending the sum ¬

mer with Mr J F Cash and family

1returned to Covington Friday

I MRS R B WILKINSON and two pret ¬

ty littlo daughters Bessie and Willie

of Stanford are with her sister Mrs

D G Portman Liberty NewsliON HARVEY HELM attended the

Shclbyvillo fair and was warmly con ¬

by his many friends on win-

ning

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tho Congressional nomination

Mns KATE GANN NashvilleTcnnand Mrs Willie Coulter and son MasterTellius Coulter of Yosemite wero tho

guests of John W Ends and family

Ma A C DUNN who has been down

for two months with malarial feverwas able to bo in town yesterday and

his friends were glad to see him outMRS H D GREGORY and children

who have been spending tho summer

with her father Judge James P

Bailey returned to Covington Friday

Miss POLLY TRAYLOB of Stanford is

tho pretty guest of Miss Katie Simp¬

son Richmond nvcnuo Mr Henry

of Stanford was in our

town SaturdayLancnster Record

Miss HELEN TIIURMOND has been

chosen ns teacher of tho fifth grade In

tho Somerset High School Mrs IIwill arrive thisC Wray of Stanford

week to visit Mrs Edwin P Morrow

Soraerset MountaineerMRS J F HOLDAM of Stanford

Mrs Mason Morris of Crab Orchard

Miss Ella Morris of Eminence and

Wade Perkins of Crab Orchard will

attend tho fair as guests of Miss Mar ¬

guerite SaUce Mrs AC Hill of

Stanford is visiting her parents MrMrs L Band Mrs John Mershon

Cook and daughter Mrs J H Shanks

of Stanford will be the of MrsM Owens during the fairSomer

et Journal

MR JOHN P JONES of Mt Sterlingis hero on business

MRS WOODIB HALE is visiting rollatives at Somerset

IIAYS F08TBR spent several dayswith Lebanon friends

Miss NANNIE PRBWITT of Louisvilleis with Mrs C B Tate

MHSDAMBS T P HILL and Julia PChase are at Olympian Springs

Miss 1hiiBi BATSMAN of Bradfordyule ia the attractive guest of MistMario Muttony

MIL J W COCKINO of McKinnqyhas gone to Falmouth to too his mothe who Is very III

MR EIINBCT WAHRBN of Middlesboro spont Sunday with his wife atEld Joseph Ballou-

sLwiiit McllARGUK has arrived fromTyrono Oklahoma and matriculated atthe Stanford Male Female ScmJnary

MRS J C McCLARY will entertaintho Ladies Missionary Society of theBaptist church Friday afternoon at 0

oclockMissHHSSIU T BNOLE IAN left yes ¬

terday for Knoxville where she has anice KMitIon as teacher in the D DInstitute

MISSBS EUZAIIBTII ALLEN of Mil

IcrburR nnd Fannlo Miller Prestonof Ashland are guests of Miss SallleTaylor Woods

Tile Dally Gazette of Augusta Kan ¬

sas tolls of a delightful reception giv-

en¬

Miss Florence Tanner of McKinneyby Mr and Mrs J W Rule

MUBDAMES TALTON Emmy of Cincinnati nnd hello Higby and MissCharlotte Miller of Fort Worth Texasarc guests of relatives hero

MBSSRS LEn MRSSBR and James McBoo and sister Miss Mollie accom ¬

panted Mlra Martha Hubbnrd to Rich-

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Saturday to visit relativesliON C A HAHDIN the best Com-

monwealth Attorney In the Statepassed through from Harrodsburg Sun-day to Lancaster to attend court

MIt J E CARSON is hero from BlissOklahoma looking younger than he dida dozen years ago We aro glad tostate that ho is prospering In tho South-west

Miss SARA BAUGHMAN entertained afew friends yesterday evening in honorof Miss Anno Peebles of Moorcsville

countryhomeDURING Mrs Mark Hardins absence

at French Lick Springs Mrs GeoBarnes Wearen is housekeeper at theSt Asaph Hotel and she is making anexcellent one

MR ABIIHY M WARREN who is hold¬

a responsible and lucrative ttositlonwith the L at Mobile Ala ar¬

rived Sunday to visit tho homcfolkswho are delighted to have him withthem

PROF S D KESSNER of AbingdonVa who will teach In the Schoo 1

department or the Stanford GradedSchool arrived Sunday nnd is gettingacquainted with tho patrons of theschool

LOCALS

DAMSON plums for sale at 20e a gal ¬

Ion Mrs J B Paxton

A LARGEr of solid silver and sit ¬

ver plated lint ware at Muellers

WANTED A goodr ndto workon

farm Come recommended Dr laughReid

HEMP Machine No runningorder and good wheat drill for saleBurdett Powell Huatonville

I AM prepared to fill orders for pop-lar and oak shingles Write for prices-E W Creighton Kingsville Ky

WANTED Position by young lady ascompositor on weekly newspaper Hashad three years experience andcanRive beat references Address INTER-

IOR

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JOURNAL Stanford Ky

TUB election commissioners for Lin-

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county aro Messrs Jesse C Lynnand T J Hill democrats and lion BB King republican Sheriff 11111 is acommissioner by virtue of his ofllce

DUNNMr It Weaver Dunn whoBuffered a stroke of paralysis some 10

days ago died last week at his homenear Millcdgcvillo aged 75 Ho issurvived by his wire Mr Dunn wasa clover hardworking man and stoodwell in his community

BANK STOCKI sellat publicauction on Monday Sept 10th countycourt day five shares of stock in theNational Bank of Hustonville Salowill take place in front of tho courthouse at 1 oclock r M W II Harrisexecutor Mrs M B McAlister

NEW GOODSreal-

rComing in ovary tray Come to us for the newest mid best Wo hsivo undo

anti are still making great preparations for tho coming Fall lint Winicr

Good merchandise is scarcer than in years but wo have ours bought and

ran supply you

SONIF in need of a good sewing machine

seo W II Mueller

CHAPES abundances for salo EdHubbnrd Stanford

GOOD farm band wanted John Traylor Gilberts Crook Ky

You RUNT Three nice rooms ApIply to Mrs Leslie Carter Jit

IT rained Sunday usual A heavjshower fell yesterday afternoon

FOR SAIRMy hbuiohold and kltchen furniture Apply to Mrs W IIShanks 21

WB received Fall liniof rugs and druggets and also u fine

Mine of artistic rockers Tribble 1

Ionco 2t

Mil M 0 VANDEVBEK Is closing outhis stock of goods at the little store onLogan Avenue und is giving some rarobargains

KEV JOSEPH SEVERANCE will delivera temperance lecture at WaynesburgThursday night and at KIngsvilio Friday night

NOTICE yourschool to WH Wearen at the First National BankThe 5 per cent penalty will be addedSept 10 1906 L RHughes Treas ¬

urer 2t

ON account of theBryanReceptionat Louisville Sept 12 the L Nwill sell roundtrip tickets from Stan ¬

ford at one fare plus 25c Tickets onsale Sept 10 and 11th

ALL persons having claims againstLincoln county must file same withcounty court clerk properly verified nta date not later than Sept 24 1906 GU Cooper clerk by E D PenningtonD

CTncQ C will run n special train

to Somerset Thursday and Friday onaccount of tho fair It will leave June¬

tion City at 740 and McKinney at 805each morning Greatly reduced ratesare offered

TUB musicale at the Male d FemaleSeminary Friday evening was well at ¬

tended and thoroughly enjoyable Drand Mrs Fallis gave some diilcultnum-bers

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which were well executed andloudly applauded

AT a protracted meeting at EllisburgCasey county Clarence Alstott andTom Johnson became engaged in an en ¬

counter Johnson slashing Alstott witha knife immediately over the heartleaving a wound about four inches long

JUDGE W L DAWSON carrier on RF D Route No2 is enjoying a 15day rest at the expense of Uncle SamTho government gives a 15day lay oilto all carriers who have operated theirroutes for a year Mr George R Engleman is filling Mr Dawsons placefor the present

TilE Crab Orchard Graded HighSchool will begin Monday next Sept10 Prof Nathaniel U Sewell of Lon-don

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is Superintendent Mrs Mary JCochran teacher in intermediate gradeand mathematics and Miss GeorgiaLewis of this place will have chargeof the primary grade and German

UNDER tho now Revenue and Taxa ¬

tion law mortgages and liens of thepast five years come in for taxationCounty Clerk Cooper has just gonethrough his office and finds that theseamount to about 650000 whichamount will considerably swell tho sumtotal of taxation of Lincoln county

TEMPERANCE meetings wore held intho courthouse yard Thursday eveningand in tho Christian church Friday eveping Eld Joseph Severance chaplainof tho Frankfort penitentiary was thespeaker on tho first evening and EldJohn M Lewis on tho latter Bothmade timely talks and furnished muchrood for thought

MR W R Any organized atown to be known as Fountain CityOklahoma It is seven miles fromLawton where Mr D will locateTho capital stock has already been paidin and 150 lots sold Some of tho stock-holders

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are such men as D T Chest-nut

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formerly of Corbin Rlol Jacksonof London W L Moore L D Denhorn G A Denham C H Keeton ofWilliamsburg Mr Denham is veryenthusiastic over his prospects in hisnow home and it would not surprise usto learn soon that ho has become a-

very rich man Ho certainly has theenergy and knows how to push things

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I TilE light running Domestic Chainand Lockstich on one machine Forsale by W II Mueller

JONES KELSAY will give anotherbig picnic at Jones Park near Yosomite Sept 22 See bills for furtherparticulars

MRS FKANCBS E BBAUCUAMP pros ¬

ident of the W C T U of this Statewill deliver a lecture here this Tuesday night and at Turner ville Wed ¬

nesday night

TUB attention of the people of Caseyis called to my splendid stock of gen ¬

oral merchandise Brand new line ofdry goods just in Call and see MrsBelle Lawhorn Yosemite

FAKM SOLDGeorge D Robinsonhas sold toMrs Jonesof Wayne countyhis magnificent farm of 225 acres nearHustonvillc at 80 It is hoped thatMr Robinson will buy another farmin Lincoln or at any rato will not movefrom this county

TUB Stanford Graded School willopen next Monday September 10 It isthe sincere desire of the managementthat every child of school age in thodistrict who docs not attend schoolelsewhere take advantage of thefacilities and opportunities offered atthis school It is not only a privilegebut the duty of every parent or patronto see that their children attend someeducational institution Ono of thenational perils if not tho national perilis the spirit of indifference to educationor rather to thorough and systematictraining Too many are content withsuperficiality Mechanism in methodIs supplanting system in educationJohn Philip Sousa sounds the note ofalarm when he speaks of musicalautomatics destroying the expressionof soul states For instance do phon ¬

ographs or graphophones and otherphones and graphs express the

state of soul Does a rendition ofBeethoven or Wagner from the Me ¬

tallic graphopone express the inspiringcadences of the human touch Doesthe reproductin of tho prince of singersgive out the same thrill of the humanvoice with its rythmlcal How NoYet you will find those who say whystruggle and spend time and moneyfor musical training when you can geta pianola reproduce for you the workof tho masters You can pay 25 Cor-

a graphophone and get the same musicthat you would get for 2500 spirVon a musical education Can youWhere is the cultural value or thesoul training This is a parallel caseto nil forms of education It is thesame in elementary and classical edu ¬

cation Why bo able to do more thanread or write Is it necessary to gofarther Do you not get all practicalvalue from education when yon haveattained the three Rs What do thefathers and mothers say Are youpleased with the short cut methodsAre you satisfied with a smattering oftho essentials in mindtraining and soulculture Are you willing to send yourboy or girl for a short while and thentake a correspondence course or someshort cut buy a diploma and get tomaking money Yes if you wish tomake money and unmake mind or ifmatter be superior to mind Send theboys and girls to school as long as pos ¬

sible Avoid the spirit of commer ¬

cialism in education May we not ar ¬

rive at a higher state educationally ifwo persue the course that leads to fulldevelopment Be not an automaton inyour station but be a thinker The endof education is to prepare man to ful ¬

fill the purpose of human existence orto livo completely Wo can best attainthis end by taking a full or completeourso and thus get as much mental andmoral training as possible Agitatehat we may educate It does not pay

to economize in mind training for thisis to stultify the mind If too muchconomy be used in training of mind

and heart some one else must do ourhinking Conservation of energy is

rood but deprivation of mind culture isinimical to mental strength and vigorPrompt nnd regular attendance isnecessary and close application n sineqlln non if wo hope for the beet thingsThe foregoing written not so muchin a monitory way as to give a gentleeminder that school opens next Mon

lay and to try to show that it is muchbetter to start with tho opening dayWo therefore urge all to cooperatein securing full attendance from startto finish All who desire to como areinvited to bring their children tho firstday opens 830 A M 10

J W IRELAND Superintendent

NEW FALL SHOES

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Led us show you the new hall styles In Ladies Footwear Variety of

styled null prlctt tu stilt nil sum to 84 Special values Itt 2equal to t

nlaup 82fiO shoos Itanember Zeiglort have more good qualities than any

other shoo made for the price

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The famous Shoe for Womeni

Fall Styles Just Received NewLeathers New Lasts See

the New 4lCbIlegeiBoot

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New Jluc of Bended Silk and Elastic Belts Prices 25o to 82

A large assortment ot IeRchA New Lot of Belt Buckles at 25c

and 50c each

Barrettes at25c 35c fund 50c nil styles

Fancy Side and Back Combs and Comb

Sets at 25c to 2

You are cordially invited to inspect the move nnd nil of ourFall line of >

iIiDry Goods Notions Shoes 5c and

tOe Ware

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L M HUBY CODry Goods Notions Shoes

5 and 10 Cent WareOpera House Block Opposite Court House

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