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Semi-weekly interior journal: October 27, 1899
Semi-weekly interior journal: October 27, 1899 Semi-weekly interior journal 300dpi TIFF G4 page images W.P. Walton Stanford, KY 1899 sem1899102701_sn85052020 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Semi-weekly interior journal: October 27, 1899 Semi-weekly interior journal W.P. Walton Stanford, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. ZjfS!fZ5?3!C&$- - ' SEMI-WEEKLVOL. XXV11. NEWS Y INTERIOR JOURNAL. STANFORD. KY.. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1899, LANCASTER. MATRIMONIAL MATTERS, MID0LE8URG. 10 A. M. NO. 09 . . tf4M,ffMt,f,Mf jjsra ojj.Gn.ea., OFTHEJICINAGE. OOOO004 . J P. Hulney has bton apiolnicil postmaster at Judson, (Jarrnrd county. Vllllnm McWhortor, of Lnurol has bocomo Insane over MormonUm Klvo now caoi of tmnlliox aro reported from tho Infected district In Adair county. A dispatch from Hurksvlllo says Hint thero nro fuwcr bolting democrat In Cumberland count than for yeurs. epidemic In UusscH Tho small-po- x county has about died out. Out of d enscs llicro were only two death. It cost tho rounty near H.00O. Anh Mrrlv. who was shot at Uurk- villo by Mao Jontlngs, died of hi in. Juries. Jennings l In jnll. Tl.LTU It talk of mob violence. Mis Allco Arnold, for soveral ycn teacher of tho primary dopiirtmont of the Caldwell nigh School, Klcbinond, dlid of typhoid fevor, after a protract ed lllners. Luther Crecktnore, son of Itcv. N. 11. Crcekmoro, charircd In tlve cntcs .with obtalnlnir money by forced checks, was held at Hlchmond to tbu circuit court Mrs. Hetsay IMward, who fell from MeWntersand MIm Kathcrlne I her hdrso soma 10 day ago and sustain ColTey were married at Montieello. ed Injuries, Is nblo to bo about again. A Now York woman had her sweetOld Col. 11, J. Urccklnrldge spoko hero heart arrested for theft and then maryesterday, Wednesday, to un npprecl. ried him. Anderson Green nut tils throat at athe audience, comKited monly of Lima, O., because hi wife scolded him democrats. Ho preached some mlghiy good democratic doctrine and It was for getting drunk. Tho divorced wlfo of a Jersey City well received by thoo present. Wo (Weekly Edition of The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.) man Is now a cook In the employ of heard a republican after the speaking found on his lxnly say he would rather sco Uncle Hob second .lfe. her : : sV. L. rarnsworth, arrested In ( llisdler. Hrown and Hluckbiirn will elected than any republican ho knew. likely bx i lie only cundldatcs for tho for bigamy, confessed to 42 wives, Tbo legislative raco In this county I Special Dcpnrtmcntsdcvutrd to Agriculture, Poultry, Markets, Liter-nttirU S, Senate. Thco nie three Us, scattered In many lands, Including warming up In spot. That Mr. Meadwith other Special Features bolting and Peru and China. representing Iximbant, ow has a lighting chance to win, oven bruin. A Nowburg (N. V.) girl remained republicans do not hcsltato to admit In New Lnrk'H crowds me attending the faithful while her sweetheart served a Democracy Is In good shape, while nwtliigr wbleh nru being held I'.ld. nlno years' term In prison and married from all over tho county come reports 111 in on his relcaM). Geo Conen Ht PlcBeant Grove, nnil of dlssatlsfnctlon among tbo republiIn the able Is lutere-tc- d Tho Ilev, Pearco Atkins, of tho cans with P. II. Taylor. Mr. Meadow Christian church, Uurrodshurg. und comes to us recommended ns un honorB 1ms sold the Miss r.mma Cuiry, duughterof Mr Hubert Thump-o- n able, upright young man, fully able to PER YEAR. D. J. Curry, arc to bo represent tho two counties in the legisfixture of Ills butuher shop and his G good will In the to KuVurd murrlcd on Nov. 1. lature, and If democrats contlnuo to do Norrls und I). O. Polling, of Paint A Naoleon (Ohlo)coiiplo wero martheir duty, his election Is assured. The WecVlv Guretle bns the largest circulation of any weekly Lick, ut iJCU William Miller, or this place, went ried a few days ago, after an engagelu the Wist. Head by over UOO.OOO people. n laigo ment which extended unbroken over a to Stanford U) heur Hryan, and whllo Kii'h Hsnif' stix-'K'n ore WANTED AGENTS. SEND FOR SPECIAL TERMS. croil m Mundav. und he bundled period of 110 ycurs. Thu man Is 80 and there stopped In for a friendly chat In $ 100 bond. with Mr. D. W. Vandevecr, and old Judge Sautley will hold a special uboul 'JJ cuttle. Ilr had u cihmI din the woman 72 )cars old. ISPSeml (orSampIo Copies Address, everybody Is Dr. A. II. Melcon, a London dentist, friend of bit. In the course of the conterm of court at Hnrrodsburg Oct. 31, ner on the giiiunil, and THE COMMEKriAL TKII1UNE CO, Cincinnati, Ohio. pleased with tho enterprise. und Mini May, duughUT of Congress versation about tha election, Mr. Milfor tho trial of William Whltcnack, Mr. Tllden Hullmun and MIc Amerler said something uncomplimentary man Vincent Hnrclng, wont to Hclle-vukilled his brother-in-lawho ica J Ulack, of this county, procured O., and were married. Tho uboul tho bolters, not knowing that a few months ago. to Danville to bo brldu Is highly accomplished and pret- "Davy" was ono of tho boys, when the In Clay county, Dan Parker and license and drove Wednesday. Wra. Hrown ty. if old "Codger" Hew olT tho handlo nnd If Thomas Whltnraoro were llred on from married, on Prunk Ormley, a widower of 13, und nourishing u big walking cane, mado, way 10 Man- and Miss Annlo White were married ambush, while on their Mis Lucy Gray, just l.'i, v. me married use of sumo language not tho least chester, Whltaraoro was killed, but near Paint Lick on Tuesday. A special from hero to tho Louisville In Cumberland county. The groom a man of bis uge and position in was only slightly wounded, and Parker bus six children, all of whom aro older that Miller being so com eciicd by falling from his borso and Commorclul men In thothere aro over than tho brldo and u grandchild who tho church. Mr. surprise, thought it county. The pletely taken by feigning death. Carlo Lyllo has been 100 Hrown very Ignorunt. Is just her age best to "vamoose the ranch," and lot elected special judge lit Manchester, nuthor must bo unfair or At Uoberts' Store, In Crittenden no tlmo In doing so. The bolter can Ho cun get a wager of u handsome sum Judgo owing to tho absence of that Hrown will not gel Z' totes In the county, Henry Carson and John Drew- - dldato for commissioner of ngriculturo Need Improving, but the line of ry fought over their mutual sweetheart must bo "hot stutT." county. CHURCHES AMD FREACHERS. futully wound Beau to hear Hon. Alf. Taylor on und both were probably George Hlraore, who married Miss od. Tho girl witnessed the light but Ella Watts, at Grove, ubout a month Uev. Geo. O. Usrnct will begin n Wcdncsduy night, Nov. I,ure stlli sellthe fools, ing rapidly nnd those who desire to mado no effort ago, shot and dangerously wounded meeting at Danville tonight. service by the heur him (mil bitter procure seal at A Tonnedcu iqulru Is raid to huo Leslie Price Sunday morning. Prlco Tho pralso otlorlng words in tying a matrlmont-nlu- l was on his way to Sunday School and Presbyterian ladles occurs this uflcr-noo- n. McUobcrts' drug store at once. It may used these Just riceived are tho Newest Trjings Out knot: Will thou tnko her for thy when opiKisltu Elmore's house, he bo tho last opportunity to hear the pard, for better or for worse, to have, came out with a double barreled shot Uev. Fuenlry, of this county, will grcul lecturer. Letcher Owsley received a telegram to hold, to loudly guard until hauled gun and fired upon Price, emptying the priach at Anlloeh church la Garrard from Senator Uluckburn, ch'in. State oil In a hearsoV Wilt thou let her hnvo contents of both barrels into his body. county tomorrow and Sunday. dem. campaign committee, asking him her way, consult her many wishes, The gun was loaded with small shot, Tho National W. C. T U In session to speak In Louisville on thu last three make tho tiro every duy and help her nt Seattle. Wash., passed resolutions days of this week. Uo accepted and wash tho dishes? Will thou comfort otherwise ho would havo been killed on the spot, but he ran to his home a discondemning Ihu president for his Wednesday night. This and support her father und mother, tance of ubout a quarter of a mile, and action, And protesting left hero on & Co., 136, Is n high compliment to ono ,so young. aunt Jemima and undo John, three fell exhausted at tho front gato. Elhis iKillcy of torco In tho I'hll- and a brother? And his face more claims and ho will bo equal to the occasion, sisters that Prlco went to bis Ippluu Islnnds. being ultogother capable to hundlo the grow pale und blank: It was too laic to houso Saturday In his absence, and inTho Stanford mlstlooary society aux- Issues of tho campaign. jilt us to thu floor he sunk, and bu said, sulted his wife. Price says he did stop Hoard iliary to tho Christian Women's Two tickets. aro out for tho board of I will." at Mr. Elmore's and nsked Mrs. Elof Missions, will conduct u pralsp ser" Our last Issue contained an author- more for u drink of water, but said city council. Ono Is called Citizen vice, with echoes of tho National conand consists of tho following ized announcement of tho marriage of nothing out of tho way to her. Price Of All Kinds For vention, next Wednesday nfternoon, ticket names: John C. Stonncs, J. C. Hobln-so- Miss Annie Alcorn to Hon. J. N, seems to bo a very moral young man, Nov. 1, beginning nfJl.'W. All women J. C. Thompson, Jos. A. Ueazley, Saunderi, which is to occur nt tho and tho sympathies of ilia people genof tho Christian church In Lincoln J. 11 Uaselden. J. 1. Hamilton. . Tho Presbyterian church, on tho evening erally, arc with him. Wo know but county aro cordially Invited to attend. You choiild remember that my store la headquarters fur second Is culled tho Hallroad ticket of the 1st. Tho tno huvo been lovers u little of Elmore, though It Is reported Tho Graves county Uapllst associaand consists of J. M. Illgginbothum, T. long tlmo und tho happy consummation that he has been in frequent dltllculties. to adopt resolutions tion Dry W. U. Mason, James Dillon, of their hopes Is tho source of much Hev. Nathan Price, father of tho Goubel, though n hired emis- Curry, gralltlcullon to their many friends. wounded man, went to Liberty Sunday Sam Totten and Hlco Uengc. sary was on hand to get them through, T. S. Hlkln, Geo. Smith und Hubert The prospective brldo Is a 'charming evening und bad u warrant Issued for tho association luformlng tho fellow Wblltukcr &c. re'iort thu following from and bandsomo young woman und be- Hlmoro's arrest, but bo wont to Liberbusiness that it could atmnd to Its own L. W, Uudoon's sale at Camp Dick sides being highly cultured In u liter- ty Monday and gave himself up to the Several of the paxr have been Jersey cows i'S to 453; ary way, Is un adept sionograpor and shcrilT, und wus put under bond to church of Hobtneon: i" (ilTi that Wnlnut-struo- t I0 to typewriter, which sho took up In order to ilOO; horses broke mulos Uiulsvtllo has l,0i2 membors. The !I0; sheep $5; ono Ashland Wilkes colt lo assist her (itthor, J ml go Alcorn, In await tho result of Prlco' wounds. fact Is tho number Is 1.TS0, ulthough It S100: ,V't uores of hemp ti'l per uero In his legal work. .Mr. b.tundurs reprc-sunti- d KlNGSViLLE. bus beau somo tlmo since tho list has his native county, Washington d hock; timothy hay 10 conts per In anticipation of the coming demoliecn revised, and when this Is done tho in the Legislature und huld tbo olllco In stack: one MuCormlck harvestcratic victory, confidence Is p;raduiillr numlK'r will bo reduced. Western Ho- ll to ii-- of railroad commissioner after tho res- - bohiR motored and tho sound of the ing machine il't: buggies corder. ignutfou of Sunutor Mcl'bot'd. He U ImSTANFORD, KY. Tho West Virginia rrusbjtorlun IIoueho1d furniture und farming hammer und tho saw Is oncu more plements sold well. G. A. Swlnebroad referee In bankruptcy and enjoys u heard In tho land. The republican Synod decided that woman Is subordinWilliam Shollon, President. 63.!i). A good law practice, und istoioral and tip dlsh-raPrimary, 1'reptr.itory, Acideiuic tnd Colleshte Departments, Mudr, Art, Klocu whllo ate by dlvlno Interpretation, although bought the now toll houso at t suru to prove u banner droops like a right movement" seeks splendid dinner wus spread and about right. The unlou year be'im Sept. 4th . Scud for catalogue to tho "woman's Include u tho democratic Hue proudly tliuts In on nnd and Physical Culture. lilst happy one. Thu bridal trip bOO ieoplo wero prosout. M1W. NANNIK S. BAUKLEY, Lady Principal. to deny It: that liotna l hor ihoro and tho breeze. There tiro - good men candidates tour of Kuroe, ufter which tho pair ho should remain there meok and quiMrs. Hoblncon und children huvo reto Stanford to livu In tha the church, It Is for town trustees, mid thuro Is no Teu- will return et. Hurposltlon'ln turned from their loll in Tennessee nice home the irroom has prepared for held, should bo a passive one. She ton uhy six, who will look to the best his boniile 'brldo. Mr. und Mrs. Dan Dlncen, from Somneither exhort nor preach. Sho IntorestH of tho town, should not bo should erset, have been on a short visit to her Wo uro onjoilng an era of "a NAiuuiw i:&c.ri:r is, however, ullowed to slug In Sunday olected. mother, Mrs. I'ennybacker MiosCcr-tiud- o thrift and prosperity und with a conThankful onl wrllltu by Mr Atli I. llirl.ot schools and aid societies. l'ennybacker is In Loulsvlllu on lakfU Willi 111 N council, tho town will I.MUlll i,n (i. Iudu. coiulin't lu unit ,11.1 wluwi mcotlng at tho servative city ilnallr i,r- a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Chalk. All tfiilnl The iut "tt wealth and pop mfuatol In toiitHiuiitluii. lour lKMtors giu iut Christian church licfo Wednesday, was continue to Increase in up, kliii I umiil iits I.UI a toon uiun. i gsis weddings hero postponed till Xmns. jrior, lu the lureest und liiot onthuslastlo hold ulation. There Is no uxcuu for elect iu)'li ui my iutIrlniaa un ilflctiiilupil II rmiM uul An odd nnd exasperating Incident occum, I wuuia lunlmy U)r will luixiso an unnec KlMrlllWilli UIMITO W. Allen pre- ing u board that waa iutiwi lu curred to your correspondent a day or oliwi J1V nu,ii4U.l a long tlmo. Kov. In pcoplo or do uny- sided, G. A. Povtou was secretary and essary tux on tho trial tu.ik lu all two uj;o. A J on nt; lady approached me ami CuMa I ku It which will retuid the general l'oii,ilu lUhl IuIIIm ll luaciirl ins, ami lliauk lloJ, and prcsentlnt,' mo an apple of a forA I). Hoot treasurer. Thoy wero ro thing n well go to tho aiiiaaiiMatul friuat s lVniiy'aami kwillby woman" you Uriu Slure Uniulsr bidding appearance bolnp of u rout;!) IrlalUjItl.. elected und tho following executlvu welfare. Think beforo t ami SI. (iuarjiitiwl ur irlre itIuhJoI. commlttco olected: T J. Hill, W. L. polls uud uncertain how thu candidates alH skin and uf a dull greenish color; me to send It to tho editor. I McCarty, A. I). Hoot, G. A. Peyton, J. stand on matters of public Interest. Hulf rates to ludlunupolls and ro On Monday evening It was thought W. Powell and li. II. King. Missionvia the C. II. ,V D. Hy.. on Oct. naturully usked her if thero was turn ary J. G. Livingston mado u report of that there might be some irregularity 2'ld and llltb, limited to tho llOtb for rerare und lino about It. Sho ansDun tho grand work thai ho Is doing In tho in tho certitlcuto tiled with Clerk turn, on uccount of tho mcotlng of tho wered with a surdonlu smllo "Very Pull Cruum Choose, Muecuroiri, Apple Butter and Honey. to tho nomination of waste places of tho county and told of can In reference rare and lino " "Has It a name?" I Hay for representative, und the Carrlujjo Hullders' National AssociaSolo agouts Tor Chac & Sanborn's Celebrated Cofasked. "Oh yes," said sho, "It Is call tho nearly 100 now member that tho Win. Sc D demoeruts, In und near tion Cull on your uearest C. II. Lord had blessed bis services with. unterrltled cd 'Tho Hdltor's Hlush."' "Ah" said fee. Try our Climax Ltiril, best in town. names, signed to u peti- uccnt for full particulars. I, "but whoro's tho blush?" "Insldo" Over l&Q was raised ut oncu for tho town, had 11 10 o'clock ut night, Mr. U to Phone Xo. 10 for any of above. (xii'diiKo'Jl vetiw. work und plcdgesglvon for much more. tion, from said sho. Whereupon, I whipped out kindly remalulng In his olllco u rough, und St yeurs with I sulli-rvmy knife, mad us I could bo, and clove President Alloo Bays ho never heard Duncan Ule tho petition, It being tho lust spent hundred of dollars with doctors uud bettor speeches-- thun wore delivered to that apple In twain and saw blood red Uling In order to got tho numu fur mudlcliiu to uu aull until I u.ed Dr. und never spent a ploasautor and moro duv for streaks running through It. This In This ruuied Attorneys Williams uud Hell's explains luelf. Tho lady In profitable day. Tho ladles spread u on tho ballot. uiult4 weak lungn strung. It has saved uiy cident thought tho certificate good, HJPTry Urape Nuts. You will like It bountiful dinner, which tho largo Ilohlnsou question was of uncertain ago, had a J. 11. HomjII, GrnutsburK. III. of an abundance of cautiou, It life muddy comploxlou, woro un crowd heartily enjoyed. Among tho but out boat to tllo thu petition and unbecoming gown, and a fright of preachers present wero Ilovs. II. 12. wus deemed 1800. HOLIDAYS, THANKSOIVINO S. Tlnslcy, of uud Insure tho race, us It is claimed Greatly reduced rates via tbo C. II. D. M. O. Garrison, of Danville, T. u but. Is a winner. Owonsboro, J. C. Walden and C. E that Huy sold on Nov, 20th mid D. Hy. Tickets Why experiment on yourself with rem Pottoll, of Lancaster, H. J. Plnkcrton, A r'lllliimUk lllXNDMt :10th, limited to Deo. 1st for return- edits of doubtful utility when you can Hro. A. J. or Will ottsn nuai a liunlble Hum, S!J, Cut That combines beauty and of Hustonvlllo, und Old C. II. & D. agent for v, llruUcx. Uurkleu'aAroli lulls. Iks Ul lu tkti Ask jour nearest comfort with convenience, Is Daugherteo, who has grown gray In worlJ, will kill Ik iwlu an J i.cuuii'llr bral II. full particulars re;ardlni; the tttno of get Clmmbcrlald's Cough Itemed, hlch of time? Twenty-liv- e one of our well made, easy ridhas stood the tot Cure. 01 J Sori-a- lnrfaort, Ukr,llolla, ttluiu service. tho Lord's ing nnd elrgatit Kurroya, It is Curoa, all bklu l.ruptloiu ltvl Ills cm uu twrlli' trains and rates. yesrs' tale and t.so havo proven that rem buM lijr IVuuy Italy iVislwi. Cursguarsnlwxl unexcelled for workmanship, SPAliS HIlLAlIiiT Nl.hll. I.UtU IlllUTATlOM. Dru&lit. a edy to bo u prompt and certain cure fur durability and comfort, and will i ALL UtllDS, Mr K. 1' Ollfls, of llarilou, Blu. anla his colds. It mIU cure a cold in a day if cousumptlon Dr. TIIKEAOLE, KIMI (r give moiu satisfaction fo' W tho forerunner to wluteiait Alkiu,b.C. Wwk Beilrt kU win euro It. uud ,..iifamily use than other cars noted fur IU kiua sight, clear und diswtrraimiiia lulko kvkuf kit krsil. Do uslug taken ai soon as tho cold has been concough tinct vUleu. Bo aro those pursou who uae Untrlu lllltsn, Amerlis'l grwitoal lllood and riage nude. Wo are Belling In the eu v such strt'iiKth to tho lungs that a Ave ulm ".' Nrrva lieu nt, sll llu """.H umutry iiteda. "W tracted aud before it has nettled them Cheap and Fast. there, Twenty Alt Butlivrtuiid's Euglu V.ja balvo fur weak ejvs Ikla gtaud luuJlfius la what kta Hold by Craig it-- Hocier. or rold will net sojllo It curw liter an J kjuj Irou-k- l. system. CCuUtttl'euuy's Ilrugbtorn. of uuy kind ur gruuulated Amerks kuowa Ikat ntjis, aoreuje iiurlns Iks bloo.1, tours up Iks slomsck, fc B. K. puU lm, Tlgur and M lids. Hold at IVanv' Drug Storu. A Now York goucologlst traces ii UU luwstrrr uiuatlt, ners auJ urjan ol lh Uxlv. 1 to, Stanford, Ky. battleship Kentucky will bavo Opp. Uoutt-HDewey's ancestry buck to King Tho ud It. tmy Ullls M. S. Uaughuuta bo put In 130 acres II vak,llrwlur alllug jroiiBold bjr IVuuy, Plug. Adm. arr'f I1 . - i.. .ti. ,im' trini noxi lucsuay, ouu Kiuraiind, unljr W ivuta. Alfred tbo Great through both lines, of wheat. KUt. completed. 8 practically O. H Meter Stephen Tenter and M. J. Harris, of Crab Oruhard, were hero Tuesday on lusl tif. Mi Sallla Hlkln and her little brother, John Woodcock, hnvo return-t- d from Atlanta, Ga , vhero they spent several weeks. Henry Patterson will not carry a Loiiltvlllu Post In his H)cket, fearing that tin ill die Middculv uud It will be The Reliable Cincinnati Weekly a.'. The Family Newspaper. e. Improved, Enlarged, NOWg 20 Pfl.P'fiS raoiaTjEcirracss Form. ss 50 NOW 20 Pages KK2i32X:ti2d3 pub-IMic- d w, Wlck-crshat- n, o, our goods give satisfation, tell others; not, tell us. ss Rhodes In Transvaal Neckwear and Gloves THE GLOBE, 'Phone J. L. Frohman Don't Forget Our Reduction Sale. st Danville. ! NEW GOODS n, Men, Women and Children. Goods, Cloaks, Capes, Clothing, Overcoats, Shoes, Hats, Gloves, Hosiery, Groceries, pub-llbhl- JAMES FRYB, Hustonville. huu-dro- Stanford Female College, c, TUT M IP W 1 1 Raisins, 1 uny-tliln- tr Currants, Figs, Citron, Evaporated Peaches, Hominy Flake, Rolled Oats, Oatmeal HIGGINS & McKINNBY. A Family Carriage . m - tul geu-er- sl '" - ,';"m Wearen o' Son, jlgHJl"' " '' . 4MrfMK4 , aMffikS led. Competent Judges say thnt the Clmln.t the Plgtkln. county will glvo Ooebel I,ii00 majority. The football sortsou Ik tuny Mlrlf II. It. Coleman, tho degoncrato upon us, niul those who tnke nil Inpreacher, has secured an Indictment terest In tlgorntM nnd innnly nthletle In LonUvlllo against John K. 110 Stanpokd. Kv.. Oct. 27, liiconldernhlo clement, Thooipton, of Bracken county, for by the way. of thl Krc-.-it American tho democratic ticket nt It mast, head, criminal libel. turning their eyes townnl the but gavo It a very nominal support, If W. P. WALTON. This from that Simon pure democrat-l- college gridiron. Tbo tenuis have Unci support It could bo called. Hut, tho sheet, tho Klchmond Climax, Is high- up for the Intercollegiate nnd vnrslty doctor Is editor of tho consolidated ly appreciated: Tho Intkhiok Jour- buttles, scheduled to bt pluyetl between Times and say comes which DEMOCRATIC TICKET. out squarelyCourier now which ticket, nal, after Mr.never exaggerates, Stan thM time nnd Thanksgiving tiny. for tho democratic Bryan's speech nt that we begin to rwtd In tbe news rorl-erD- r, which Is, ns Mr. Wattcrson cxpres04 ford, democrat aro counting on 250 columns of broken Hull, unhinged WILLIAM (iOKIIKL. It, opposed by a sol of janizaries, black majority for tho ticket. Ha that as It joints ami iKittored mwen, but thin Is It's our High tjuallly and Low I'rieu cmlinailoii that work such wonders in our For I.Iuttont llorrrnur. leg lawyers ana oiacKmaillng nowspa- - may. after tho vote Is counted and tho to be expected nnd does not lescn tbe Jla.VrJ favor thut Imlucncr nnd .1.0. W. IIKOKHAM. retains sucl. a vast proportion of bwdnrs. pors. Wo fait thnt the old man wa prediction verified, tho I.VTEKiou Joint-NAFor Attorney llenml, entlinmri.ini of the pitiyeis nor the Innil right and tho confirmation of oar IIKKCKIXUIPtlK. may divide honors with tho great terest of tbe public. However hum Ii It. J. For Auditor, good opinion makes us glad Indeed. lender, for no paper lo tho State lms some may decry the brutality of the fllMG COUI.TF.K. struck harder blows or done moro ef- game, the collegians will continue to For Treasurer, Mlt. Watterso.V has sworn that tho fective servlco for tho cnuso of tho peo wrestle for the po!ololi of the pig. S. W. 1IA0F.II. horse Is 17 feet high and sticks to It ple. It Is a jowel of consistency, con- skin with For Secrrtirjr ol Mate, unabated vigor. Vi our Store In new Tall To be consistent ho still claims that stancy, capacity nnd courage nnd tho and Winter .Vercliandlrr. It precnl to the experienced and C IllirX'lv HIM, . Public Interest, particularly In tbe tho election law Is a bad one, and democratic party of tho State will bo cut, nntuniliy iioHllgrnt shopper n broad field for selection All demands, all rriiiiirriiienM niul ForSnirlntrnilfntof I'ulillc Instruction, centerx nround the "big HAKKV MCCHKsNKV. should bo repealed, but It will never Its lasting debtor. four' Ilarvnrd. Princeton. University every wih,ns lost le. ii.nlilysr.d vshif ran lo met and grMilled. Look over the. Kor Co in ndulonfr of Agriculture, bo If republicans nre continued In pow mowing lintel I0X11..VALL. of Pcnniylvniil.1 nnd Yale. Never In Hero's what Senator George II er. Therefore ho savs If you onmnn It. For lUllroad Commissioner. Aloxandcr, of Louisville, who was olecj the history of the gntvc has there been vote for tho democratic ticket. That c c Mtt'itonn. democrat, but who voted such widespread Interest In thee four party alono can be trusted to ropenl ted as a For against every democratic measure In tcnun, nnd never lias the question of the law, which, until Gocbcl was nomM- - F. NORTH. legislature, say, and ho Is n fair comparative merit been so much Ininated, John Young Drown and his the representative of tho bolting Brownie: voked In uncertainty. Lnst vear tin. "I am not responsible for any of the squealers all thought a good one. "Bryan has alienated himself entirely remarkably brilliant record of Hnrvnnl Ettll'For this Ktck, when jturall wc have ll.ousiMisof ollieta to sliowjou. State nominations and not in accord TiiEjrcpubllcnn speakers who are from tho genuine democracy of the In Its splendid victories over Yale nuil with any of tho party platforms, but I advising by lying bis fortunes tho already the University of Pennsylvania gave their followers to wado In State regard tho Lexington movement as a blood to to football nt Hnrvnnl their brldlo bits, If democrat- overwhelmingly defeated Goebel tick- nn ImiK-tprotest against packed primaries," ic election ottlcers do which should serve ns mi Inspiration Another big shipment of Fancy D.irk not toto fair, et. It is folly to think that tho Brown Men's Ibiu Shoes USe. aid Arch Traitor William Lindsay In could bo to come. Princeton, Calico nt run out of tho Stnto with n voters will jump over from tho Brown for many Sic Boys' High Cut Shoes 12 to 2 only, lec. response to questions as to his position emerged from the season vletifcolumn to tho Goebel column to vote too. squirt gun. Standard llluo Cnlico-ljc- . A full line of Boots fH lloyn' and Men. in the present campaign, adding that for candidates for tho legislature, and rlous over Its old rival. Yale, nnd mainbe regarded tho election law as the Tiiu Jessamino Journal's trado hero is where Blackburn will get It In tained Its reputation as the abiding BoJ, Gray and Vhlt! Flannel only I'orplo and Gray Csllco I Jc. . most vicious and dangerous mcasuro edition shows what Harry McCnrty can tho neck. BlacKburn and Goebel will place of the of football. While 1) I Unblenchcd Slut-tinlie. 1.C00 yards of best CVmfort dl'cofic. Yale nnd Pennsylvania were the victhat ever found a place on our statute do when be tries. It was well gotten go do down together." 10-Unbleached Sheeting 12 jc tims last year, then wns no discredit books. This is tho man whom demo up, well printed and a credit to the A big lot of 27 In. I'lxid Wortlesd 5o. Good Jeans, black snd gray, 10e yanl. In the defeat. It wns tbe fortune of BRIEF NEWS NOTATION. cracy has eo often honored and to town and section generally. All wool I'UId l)r.(s Skirt, i yard. In that mimic war. nnd If nuy one Imagwhom ho owes everything. But that Bed Ticking Go to 25c. pattern, 11.15. Louisville Is to have a crematory at ines that POLITICIANS AND POLTICS. is the way of a certain class of traitors. these reverses Imply their lllcnclird Tsblc Linen i'6c. a cost of 3i:i,9t0. 1W pieces of Flannelette uninterrupted defeat be little knows fie; it is worth Everything is lovely with them till 25 pieces of Outing fc to 10c Senator Goebel will speak at Leban- Tbe Boers have now nearly 100,000 the spirit nnd something doesn't go their way and on stamina of the vouni? 10c. I tost Apron Gingham 5c. Oct. 31. men in tbe field. men of these two Institutions. then in a twinkle they forget tho obliHon. II. P. Thompson, of rucacsnf Ladioi' anil Men's Shoes Ladles' Vests and Pants, ribbiil, S'kj Harrington, aged HI, Is Jonathan While the teams of the "big four," just srrlveil nnd gations of a lifetime. Thero aro men will be added to otiriNt jierSult. estimates advisedly that tho 10th dead in Shelby county. which year In nnd year out unques- of bnrgalns. in our own county who have fattened One lot of Ladies' tine lurn district will give Goebel 3,500 majority. Children's nnd Mbties' Suits on y 2'k: Caleb Wright, a sawmill owner In tionably off the democratic party, which took have tbe !c.st players and per Suit. Dr. J. H. Souther, who figured u Darlcss county, fell against his own the pace, attract Hie widest attention, sole Shoes 2J to 4, 03c. them up in their poverty nnd set their .Men's colond Underwear 60c s:rSilit. saw and was cut to pieces. Indies' Kangaroo Shoes, patent tip heel there nro hundreds of other unhersl-ties- , feet on a firm foundation, who have one of the most prominent Brown men Men's Heavy Duck Coats, you will son of Mrs. Bob The colleges, training schools nnd nnd spring heel, sold every where at 11.7ft. now turned against It, and arc doing It In Warren county, has announced bis Bazzell, near Mayficld, fell Into n cis ncndcmlcs need one sooner or Inter, w by not Ret one our prlco JI.VJ. Intention to support Goebel. whose vigorous young men all the damage they can, since tbey while you esn save from 60c to , Hon. Champ Clark, Congressman tern and drowned before his mother's pursue the pigskin nt this Reason of have gotten all they can reasonably eyes. the year with unvarying devotion aud of it. Such n.en arc fit from Missouri, will address the people expect out During u tight In Nicholas county varying success. Tho game Is Indeed only for treasons, strategems und spoils of Mercer county, at Harrodsburg to- Henry Kenton, who was acting as r, winter Ink cannot do ujut!rc In telling jou of lie many values we harem morrow, Saturday afternoon. more thnn nny other gnmo tbo uniand should not be trusted, but bo deswas stabbed and perhaps fatalGov. Brown slipped at Lcltchficld ee for oiirrl( nnd versal college game, nnd tbe results of Clothing, Cloak. Capes, Comforts nnd Blankets. Conn-sm- l pised and ostracized by honest men as and wrenched the leg that has been ly hnrt. the play nre watched with keen Inter- you will admit that every won! idvcrlbnl I. line well. Henry Borne, of UockvUlc. Ind , is broken twice In 15 years, but bo says est by the public ns the college yell A 110.MII was exploded in the "honest bo Intends to keep right along trying in jail, charged with robbing his moth rcsouuds throughout the laud. house, while she lay a corpse In er's aad quiet election" meeting held In to disrupt democracy. tho board of trade building at LouisThe champion horse thief of Amerurown men continue to applaud re- tbe building. At Padueah, Murry Gilbert, a ica, one Peter Zimmerman, has Jusi ville by Mr. Zach Phelps proposing a publican speakers and republicans to musician, shot and killed Mrs. lieen arrested In Indiana, Pa. Peter Is resolution deprecating any attempt of applaud Brown speakers. Both aro any railroad or other corporation to out for the same purpose and that is to Janlo Hall and then committed sui- '. years of ngc and claims to hold the horse stealing record, und thero Is likeuse monuy to control the election and defeat the democratic ticket Owens-bor- o cide. Jealousy was the cause. The Chcis--t House in Town At Trenton, X. J., Admiral Samp- ly' to be no counterclaim to tho chamrequesting tho grand jury to InvestiMessenger. son was presented with ibo jeweled pionship. He baa served oft and on 10 gate any such violation of law. The Speaking of tho bolters, Bryan said crowd which was composed mainly of in one of bis Kentucky speeches: "I sword voted him by tbo legislature for years of his life for taking horses that & CO., A- didn't belong to hlm, and, according to L. & N. attorneys, bolters and repub would risk the alienation of every his services at tbo battle of Santiago. of Bowling Green, a his count, be has during his career Thomas Settle, licans voted it down, after Gen. Duke friend I have in Kentucky rather than T.D. KANEY, Msnagcr. had aired himself extensively on Goe- use my voice against principles dearer brother of Circuit Judgo VK Settle, stolen 150 steeds, varying In value from was thrown from a buggy and killed ?50 to $250 each. Mr. Zimmerman Is bel without calling his name. Evident- than ray own life." Branch stores at Klliabethtown. F.lkton. Owen.boto, Sho'byville, Vcrsiillc IUrdi-towly tho meeting was not so much to proSenator Goebel says that at the Lou- while breaking a horso in Simpson altogether proud of his reconl. lie lias Hopkinsvllle, Msdiwnvllle.Morganfield. Georgetown, Ky , Clarksvlllr, Tcnn, never, he declares, stolen a horso from test against dishonest methods In elec- isville Convention Judge Redwlno county. Tho Federal grand jury at Nashville a widow or nn orphan or from a hardtions, as it was to squeal beacauso tho made no rulings of Importance that Goebel election law gives those who were not made by Judge I. Herschel has Indicted 'JO distillers for violation working man who had no horses to have prolited by stolen elections, no Goodnight as chairman of tbe conven of tbo Internal revenuo laws in failing spare. Only from pcoplo who could :.: lfajk li"t"j4I tltrhSllft Lnslnna liirtrttttAi chance to steal the vote this timo. tion in lS'Jl that nominated John Young to keep complcto records of apples purleuce has Mr. Zimmerman's dellcnte chased and brandy produced. Brown for Governor. In' concluding bis speech at Owens-borTown Marshal Thomas, of Horto conscience ever permitted him to Btenl. Judge Fred Roberts, late private KV Gov. Bradley said: "I want, all now In his old age be naturally secretary to Gov. Bradley, and who Cave, shot and killed John Norrls, as j and republicans, Brown democrats, prohihe was about to leave the county after looks bnck with pride nnd satisfaction bitionists, populists, and all friends of was appointed by hlm police judgo of ho bud shot a man. Norrls refused to upon ins long ana uonorauie career as .... honesty In politics and opponents to Oweosboro, has apparently lost bit surrendor and shot at tho officer. 1: a horse thief. Goebelism and the election law, to vote mind and will bo tried for lunacy. He Seventy-fiv- e per cent, of the populafor Bill Taylor." Thero Is one crowd recently married Miss Lizzie Downing, tion of Manltou, Col., aro invalids scd The agricultural department nt Washington has sent agents to the at least that will respond to this ap- of Frankfort. evLater. Ho was adjudged Insane exiles from tbeir homes. andNearly peal. Every last Brownnlo will vote civilized Mediterranean regions to bring here and ordered to the Hopklnsvillo asy ery State and Territory tho Ilulgnrlau rose nnd other plants for Taylor, if he doesn't come to bis country in tho world is represented. senses and voto for Goebel and the lum. CbarlesSummors, of Mississippi, who from which ore derived the fragrant Tho democratic nominee for the democratic ticket. Tho hired Brownlied to tho Klondike to escape a live-ye- extracts used In making perfumes, and nlo means business and wilt put his Legislature In Franklin county, the penitentiary sentence for a theft their culture will bo tested In various vote whero It will do democracy tho Hon. South Trimble, will have no op- of $.",000, earned tbu money In tho sections of the United States. Nearly position on the official ballot. This nil the perfumes used In this country most dirt. paid It back and got a pardon. was settled by tbe refusal of County mines, Supreme Court of Ohio render or the essentlnl oils employed In their Tim president's thanksgiving procla- Clerk Smith to allow tho name of Dr. Tho de:) ed a decision which has tbo e licet of manufacture nro Imported, and tho Was never In Stanford. Infunts' Soft Shoes, Children's Die.s Shoes mation is as long as his message to C. K. Wallace, tho Brown-and X. legalizing tho practlco of osteopathy partment wisely desires to make the congress ought to bo and is from start candidate, to go under tbo republican and School Slioen, Indies' turns nnd welt sole, light weight calfskins, experiment of producing them at In Ohio without the formality of securto finish a egular campaign document, device. Old Ladles' Wool-IIno- d ShoeH. lluliU're to lit them all. home. As there nro said to bo sections Medlcul ! containing much that Is untrue und Gov, Hlndman has joined ing a license from tho Stato "J of this country which do not differ Board. much that is highly colored. All tho In tbu cry of the exes and is now on the very materially In soil and climatic I:) Dewey wasn't present but Georgia sarao wo have much to bo tbunkful for stump against Goebel. Mr. Hlndman's paid tribute at Atlanta to her ranking conditions from tbo Mediterranean reand wo shall glvo thanks not because miserable failure as a gion, tho experiment ought to be suctwo hero oftbo Spanish-Americwar McKlnley has named tho things we years ago would have silenced forever Flag Lieutenant Thomas M. Brumby, cessful. should bo thankful for, but In spite of most men, but tho Gov- of tho Olympla by tbo presentation In him and them. ernor does not seem to know that tho of a handsome sword, In recognition of was a tight ut Richmond, Bob Du.ton family injured by Charles Wullueo procession passed by him several years his noteworthy services at Manila. The campaign now drawing to un ago Glasgow News. Tbe Boers began the bombardment exciting close finds tho democracy In Gov. Bradley remarked toafrlecd: of Mafeklug und ul last accounts sever- NICE FARM FOR SALE. tho finest kind of lighting trim and SLv "I don't sco why any sane man wants al bouses In tho town wcro In tlames. 111 to rescue the Stato from reto be Governor of Kentucky. If all Gen. Yule's column has formed a junc- I will still In tint highest bidder on SATflt-DApublican rule and at tho samo time put lb NOVKMIIEIt 4TI1. lsDU. inv l.r,n. a lasting seul of condemnation on bolt- tbo present cond dates would withdraw tion with Gen. White's forces at Lady-smitmile from lluitnnvlllu on and I could get the place again without Gen. Sir William Pcnn ers and bolting. Gocbol Is euro to bo lliu llrcdrordavlllo plku, containing TS iieri-n- . of I ill uiidi'r cihmI fuiu-- niul inoit or It In irrii. tho British commander at Glen-coelected. Put that iu your pipe and tho formality election, would most One of the bent locutions for it homo around certainly decline.'Perhaps that's died of wounds received In that smoke it. glvi-tho reason he has come out for Taylor. battle. Tho manner In which tho iiiiMonvine. Mild. IIKTTIE on duv of snlii. CAlll'KNTKU. Ho wants lo punish him for bis Igno- Boors aro pushing the campaign Is Illistonvlllu, Ky, Senator Uokhkl U making causing tho British great anxiety. rance and meanness. lu Louisville und creating great enJohn Young Brown wus born In S't.'. thusiasm. He Is In other words board Hayues, of .southern Indiana, Ingtbo L. & N. lion In his den and Is If Graduated In 1H55. Wus elected lo Is John ! 01 years old and bo bus never tasted Congress tbo first tlmo In 1859. Was possible giving tbut corporation oven seen u rullroad whisky or tobacco nor hotter stuif than when ho was miles again elected In I WW In 1809 his claim train. He is living un tho farm hu wus "" Winn in annoiinco to (he public uf away. Gun. Duko ought to cbaso him was rejected. Was again elected In m.inioid aim surruuinliug country th u born on. '' 187(1 wo have put In u lull line of Was elected governor In lb'Jl. out of town, o Tho announcement of the seerot Bolted the democratic, purty In 1800. 4 RY GOODS & NOTIONS of Miss Currlo Bruce, of Shelby-vlllJuixje EvKitbOu: did not show up Will die, politically, Nov. 7, 1M0, aged to T. C Fuller, of Morguntown, And wu uiu still In Hit, loud und ulwii) will ul ttia Manchester court. Ho Is uvl 11 years. Padueah Leader. Hush, he's plueo In Jelforsonvlllo, Ui with low prlciM on lrv (Joodn, .Notlnut, which dontly afraid to go there and that be- already dead. Don't disturb tho corpse. Sopt. 21,look just beeu made. & I'lothltig has ing tbu case, he ought to resign und m m Boots. Shoos, Hats: Caps, Tho declination of Col. Milt Young, IS!) 7, Key B On the 10th of December, let sombody who Is not ufrutd stu tbut Iridic' and (Juiiw tl'uriiUhliig (loads. Wo nominated by tbe Fuyetto county rethe laws aro not rendered u dead let- publicans A. Douulwo, piutor M. K Church, South sell uvcrylhlng In ourllno ut retail for luvi for senator, und tbe refusal kOtiio iiiori'huiiU cuu buy wlio'wnle. Pi. Pleasant, V. Va. contracted a severe Humdo not tiiU big ter In tho feud ridden mountains. Cypress Shingles Wo Iron Fence. In tho of Mr. Gunn to run on tholr ticket for und cold which was attended from the begin llku ntlicn. do mid inuUp,ir itoili to city surveyor has disheartened them ' nlng by violent coughing. Ho says- "Af think ihut limy Is said that Gov. Bradley AND now It and thrown them Into disorder from ter resorting lo a number of so en! ixl HJCl.l C1IICA1 I has been promised tho (J. H. Senator-shi- p which C.-SmE( , they cannot recover. Young, 'specific, ' uuu ly kept in lliu house, to Hut when they niiin to thidr slotus tliuv llnd It dllTeri'iil. for helping Tuylor. Is poor old who Is a cousin of ex.Gov, Brown, Is Wo udverlUu Mill.-- , nuv iu purpose, I purchased u bottle of a wi biiVH big Indurviof nU. Uoiim und ec u. which acted like Joan Young Brown to pull tha (best-nu- ts wealthy and opular man, but saw the tveharm Cougn cheerfully recommend ii nd you will II nd wu will do In.t wh.i .... I most out of the tiro and get only burned republicans wcro up against t hi..,., i. It and de- It to the public " For sale by Craig A claim to do. ItciurmufrIntho Metal Roofing. Mill Work. Ibo only ehnap storu Stanford Yours tluws for his trouble? clined to go In just to have hi leg pul- - locker, Drugtitits. for lowest prices. TIIH ItACU'CTSTOIlE. THE INTERIOR JOURNAL - TilKiti: is no man In Kentucky of whom wo think moro thnn Dr. John D. Woods nnd tils attitude In tlio present campaign has been n sourco of much tSVtf concern to 11s. Tho Wnrrcn County Courier, of which ho wns editor, Hew THE- o Louisville Store. THBJGRBAT TRADE PALACE. t. The World of Attractions SPECIALS 1 - s st three-year-o- ld euee-make- well-know- n The Louisville Store. URBANSKY Proprietors. o, H LADlEl 9 ar L. Ex-Lie- I I v I FOOTWEAK i 9 A Styles the Latest,5Prices the Lowest, Quality.Bthe Best. H. 9 1 I I I Completer Stock I! I vote-gett- er an I i I! J. M'ROBERTS. i i h. s, e, 1 RACKET ST0RL SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. CRAIG mar-riag- o, HOOKER. udvi-rtls- jA. ffr SSeX v STANFORD, KY. ifiu-k- i ' 1 z0 ra nwtt.-- . CM$HV.i'''ij tWtstsjsilfMllfiilW.isltti v.T WS f't- 'fT THE INTERIOR JOURNAL Stanford, Kv., B. - Ov.t. 27, i8gg 0. Walton, Ilusisiaa Masaukr. Tilt: bot material combined with caro, dkllt und aciurucy tnsuro good remit. No other method uro over used In our proscription work. Penny Drug Sloro. Tin: Lancaster Op'srn Houto will bo Fitnsii canned good ready for occupancy Dec. I. Carter'. Till", city council It olented ovcry two Havi: your eo.il hauled whllo It It year, tho mayor ovcry four, 10 there dry. J. II. Huughman ,fc Co. wilt bo no election for the lattor olllco OOl'H term uro strictly oath on coal thl year. . nnd feed. Do not nk for credit. J. II. til.it ho IlOI.MH C.Utltlllll tell U Haughmnn ft Co. hat told hit retldence and lot oppotlto CALL on Ml Sacray at tho old Karp .Mrt. Lou Shank to Joo Goode for ttnnd, Stanford, nnd soo picture nnd J526, nnd that ho I noi decided whero price when you corao to town, ho will go. nt Ileazley & y ) Stocic vour winter coal now, price Mil K. L. TASNHiiand eon, KdJ. nro advnnulng and tho probability now Tanner, aro now tho McKlnnoy CanPERSONAL AIID SOCIhTY GOSSIP. that delny will cost you high. J. 11. ning Co , thoy having bought of Dr. Ilaughman ti Co. K. M. Kte bit Interest In tho butinots. MlW. W. M. HiilTT It vltltlng rclu In Cincinnati. Sam:. W. M. Sutton sold to J. F. Tho company hat old all of It tomato live price. Mis Ji:hsuCooK left yesterday for Hoblnton, Sr , nnd J. P. Hoblnton, Jr., crop at a good 100 acrct of tho old Dr. W. W. Owsley Nathvlllo, her fiiluru home. Tin: election return will likely be Mlts, WltX Moutil.ANli l vltltlng farm near Hubble for J.1,000. received In Walton't Opora llouso on V2I Third Street Oppotlto foil Ofllcc, Danville, Ky. her daughter, Mrt. W. C. Shank. Pistol Totkk. Murtbal Joe A NoTlci:. Pay your city taxes to L tun night of the "lh, thu manager and grandMil. J. S UI.KDSOK It with hi Mr. J. S lllco having about completed Shannon, of Crnb Orchard, lodged In daughter, Mrt. II. I). Gregory, In Cov K. Hughet. After Nov. Itt. 0 porcont arrangement with tho Wottern Union jail last night Hot Parker, who was will be added nnd collections onlorcnri. melon. Telegraph Co. and . the Associated assctscd a lino of t'i0 and given 10 O. J. Nowlund, city marthal. daj In jail for carrying concea'cd Mim. AMCB DBl'AUW It ttnylng at Prut. weapon. Parker It from Koekcustle, Judge Camon't during Mr. Portman't W. II. Paiihoxs hat secured tho tub Tinntr. It only one ticket for trustee whero ho killed hi father several years absence. contract to carry tho mill dally from K. II. IlKAZLBY hat tnken tho ngen-cStanford to McKlnney, which route ut Hustonvlllo, J. P. Goodc, I. F. ago, but wat acquitted. Ho came to Steele, A. M. I'ryc, L. C. Carpenter Crab Orchard, got on a tear and at for tho Kentucky Growers' Insurance will begin Nov 1.1. anil W. H. Wllllamt. llowland only tempted to shoot Mr. Shannon when ho Company. r, Till: Knight of Pythias lodgo here ha one ulso, tho candidate being John went to arrest him. Tho otllcer. ha rented Mil. J. II. K.NOI.BMAN lo It taking on now life There nro live Delancy, D C. Good, G. A. Hurst, Thot. look tho weapon from him and Mrt. A. K. Philips' plaeo on tho on their way through tho Initiation. Smith und Wm. Murphy. plko. knocked him down with It. Whllo ho look-u- p a friend on tho outU. M. WiaiTEHMEM) wat at Karling-to- n W. II. Underwood and wat in tho W. A. CAIISO.s sold jesterday to a Dr.IlT PAH). thu other day to too hi friend, W. LonUvlllo brokerage firm hit Ji'i tharc Crlt Kubunkt raised here Wednetday, side broko tho lock nnd Parker skipped back to Rockcastle, whero the marshal & F. Sheridan. In tho Louisville Dltpatch for$2 and ho n balance of 25 00, duo on tho nolo of nnd a deputy sheriff arretted him yesJons A. Hallos, formerly of iho feel that ho ha inailo it good trndo. Sl,(KiO given by tho Hubble church terday. Mr. Shannon thinks ho it on Sholhy City suction, hut opened u store truttcct for last payment on the new Tilt: democrat of the Kaet Knd, liuilillnir. 11ml that nlL'ht went with to tho fellow who broke tho lock and at I'arktvlllo. Caiiuoll POHTMAN left thl morn- whero Judge K. J. Urcckcnrldgo I oil'i member to the church nnd mado will pull him at soon a ho has mora i ing for Portsmouth, Ohio, whero ho very opular, will glvo him routing a boullrc In which thenotowat burned. evidence. 2" crowd at Crab Orchard, at 2 I'. M., the hut a position. LAND AND STOCK. PKAltL COHMNKV, a pretty Jcixji: Vaiisos say mat the conMiss young lady of Kowland, It clerking In traction of iho town limits wat not conThrco mules for sale. Mark Hardin. Ot'It Kockcastlo friends aro urged to sidered In the mnko up of tho ticket, tho Hackct Store. J. D. Swopc told a lot of scrub lambs G, Gilbert at tho court Hon. G. Mils. MAItV IIOWMAN and Miss Vir- hear which I to bs run In hit Interest for to Millard Allen at 2jc. ginia left y lor Louisville, to bo houto In Ml. Vernon tomorrow, Sat- attorney. Ho further say that the G. T. Hlgginbotham sold to J. C. urday, afternoon. Ho It a lino speaker ticket gotten up especially to represent absent a week. Advocate. Caldwell 21, 1,250 pound cattle at He hand nnd hit democratic utterance will do tho contructlonlst was not for sumo Mil. IlKNItY It. CAItl'KNTHIt, Advocate. you good. omo wife and pretty buoy, wore here rcaoon, tiled b?forc tho time limit shut Within a few days meat of ull kinds from Hustonvlllo Vedneday. TltAOBH is Casky. havo fallen nbout 25 cent per 100 Mr. John W. it out entirely. I)u Jai kaox Givbss, of Pittsburg, Whlpp bought of tho Napier heir the is the case against Mrt. Ona Nailer pound nt Chicago. patted down to liovlor tho other day to Napier Hotel In Liberty for gl.i'iOQ. K Dry Goods. Clothing and Shoes. J. W. Powell shipped a car load of for trespass on tho premise of Mr. J. eo about hit coal Interest tharo. I. Tanner bought 11 aaret of land ad- C. Ilorlon, hogs to Saulsbury, N. C yesterdny, for tho was lined J 10 und costs, Jami-- S A. Ukazluv It on tho cltl-ojoining hi several farm In Casey for $11 00 In all. It wn proved that the which bo ga7c Hjo. ticket for councilman of Iancn-te- r J2.b02 J. P. Ware, of Boyle, told to Frank Ilortons had told tho woman not to Ho It a. food man unywhuro he It Jnmos, of Uarrodsburg, a suckling DlDS'T Dll.WW A dispatch from coma on their place and that sho not mule put. colt for $75. e, Shelby county, says that only refuted to observe their notice, II Lhl. TaTU, deputy therlll of II. F. Newland hat sold hit farm of o family nnd took a altera parade but came, abused tho Uoeitcatile, too lauo Hakor, a luna- Gray Goldlng Davl-oo 100 ucros near Preachcrsvllle, to Hugh o o tic, to tho Lexington luyluin the other with n bras band, sK)ke thero to a lot of hickory nut. Searceant for $2,000. 35 republican, 10 comx)-e- J crowd of o day. o Dixos Danville. Kov. Thomas E P. Woods bought of a Montgomo o Miw. K. C. WALLKltand son, Harry, ilrownto nnd 20Goobel men. A. Dixon, Jr.. of Now York, "The ery county party 10 shorthorn cows acd o o through to Garof I,oulvlIle, .V N, Platform King of America," will de- heifers at about 3100. will roll round trip Tin: L o rard to see her brother, Mr. 11 H. Hay, tickets to Klchmond, Va., nl onu fare, liver hi great lecture, "Tho Now J. C. Bailey bus sold hit line gelding o who It 111. Nov. fith nnd Cth, cooJ to Nor 1 lib, on Woman," at Danville, tho night of Merry Leg to W. C. Sullivun, of San o Fonand daughter, Mils William Goocii o account of tho unveiling of tho monu- Thursday, Nov. 0th. Dixon combines Antonio, Texas, for $.150. lltllo Mury Walden. lelt yotterduy for ment to Miss Wlnnlo Davit there, pro- humor, pathos and dramatic o o Tho price of Manila hemp in tho to a o Lexington, where tho hat bought a gram for which last from tho 7th to degree uncqualcd by any other man on markets of tho world I now higher o o pretty home. He draw bin-g- than it has been sinco 1E01). tho lecture platform. i:ith. o o Miss MAt'DK Cahtkii, who hat been Many of tho 1,100 cattle on the Mt. audiences than any other man and o o 111 with typhoid fever at Klchmond, Hoih A. G. ColTcy and bit I onu of tho most oxpentlve attraction, Sterling market Monday wont unsold. Hkld. o had suHlclenlly recovered to bo brought ton, Albert, were held lo iho circuit deserved seats will be put on talo at Tho best prlco obtained was He. o homo Tueday. court fur banding nnd confederating to- Marrs'drug ttoro In Danville, next Foil Salk. I havo S3 nlee, long o Maiiy Davikss DcmiKit.ui, gether to Inilmldato V. W. Pitman Friday morning, Nov. 'Id, at 75 cent yearlings or short two-ye- ar Miss old steers OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOO who I attending tho I). fi I). Instltuto and wife, with gun nnd pistols. Their Orders for teat should bo accompanied for tale. John W. Miller, Lancaster, at Danville, tponl several days with bond weru fixed at $200 each, which by checks or cash. Address H. Loughbrldge, tho Lexington dealer, thoy gave. her mother, Mrt. Kato Dudderar. bought 00,000 pounds of hemp, at $5, manager. which Is now tho ruling prlco per long Mil John M. Stoni: tuys wo do him Tin: Uuv. J. S. Sweoney, republican Spbcial Train. Gen. Taylor, Sen- hundred. Injustice In claslng him as a uiwn lim- candidate for auditor, will attempt lo others will start from Tho Stlllwell prlzo at tho Kansas it contractlonlst. Wo did not Intend make republicans bero next Tuesday ator Doboo and u ectal train at 10 A. City show for the best saddle horse, Middlcsboro on ho wat, but that several of night Instead of being about hit to tay that d M. Tuesday and speak nt most of the $500 to first horse, wa won by Ball hit running males uro. business of saving soul. Ho Is Mil C. H. KnuLKMAS, of Garrard, evidently out of tho Lord's commission stations, arriving at Corbln at 7.110, Bros ' Highland Chief where It will spend tho night. Next Cobb & Llllurd'c sale of shorthorns wat hero yeitciday with hit llltlo now. day, Wednesday, 1st, they will speak ut at Danville, Nov. 14, promises to draw daughter, whom ho brought for Dr. Below we glvo you n complete list of all we have loft in MOSKY. J. W. Haydon has a loiter Llvingeton at 10 a. M., Mt. Vernon at a crowd from many states. They will Pej ton to prescribe for Ho tay t that ull right In hit county and from C. H. William, tho railroad pro- 10A' Iirodhcad ut 11:31, Crab Orchard spend $500 In advertising, &c. things aro 12:2(1 M., Stanford 12:50 remaining At a sale of Hereford s at Kansas Cithat Goebol nnd Kay will both carry moter, that ho ha just returned from at a two week visit to I'hllaUclpbla, till 1:501'. M , then to Junction City ty, John Sparks, of Heno, Nov., paid It. : : Mits. Sallu: Pattbuson and MUt whero ho mado arrangements for tho 2:03, Parksvlllo 2:50 and so on to Lob- $2,500 for Armour Rose, a blooded Salllo Patterson, of Jamestown, aro money not only to buMd tho lino from anon. Tho rads hope lo counteract Hereford cow, slro Beau Brumrael, Jr Cuttlo aro high in Clay It tho follow .visiting Mr. K. J. Tanner at McKIn-ne- y. hero lo McKlnney, but tho wholo :t00 tho effect of tho Bryan meetings here and olsowhere, but It Is too late. Tho lng is true: llcnry .Marcura bought a We are quitting this line and want the room they occupy. If you can uso any of Mr. M. V. Cynt, of Junction mile to connect ut with Nashville. them, come quick. handwriting 1b on tho wall that democ yoke of oxen weighing .'1.000 pounds, in City, It ulso there, muklng four genera-llon- t A YOL'NU republican who heard racy will triumph and again come Into that county for woo 10 cents per In tho house, Mrs. Patterson, Owsley, of Lancaster, mnko a loscslon of Its own. lHiund. Id Hoy's Overcoats 7 to 11 year 2, closing prlco 85c Mrt. Owent, Mrs. Tanner and her chil- Letcher " IKilIltcal speech tho other day remarkJ. 11. l.mbry, ol Mcliolusvllle, bus 4 Men's No. 32 and 3:1 i5, c'oslug price i2 50. dren. Found Dead, Hubert Hansford, Sr, gono to Havana, whero ho will build himself, " " " 32 and XI M, " 12 3" K. W. Smith, of Norfolk, Vu., ed that old Abraham Lincoln, Mil coloicd man, for a stock company, extensive stock havo turned u democrat had ho un old und " " 80o. 1 " Duck Coats No. 3S to IH1, It hero, returning from tho burial of would bed at 5 o'clock In bis day. Hy wat found dead in yards on 24 acres of land purchased for g " 1 prlco $1. 15. Gum lined Coat No. 3S f 1 50, hit youug wife at Columbia, Tenn. Hu heard such a cakcr morning, nnd Coroner W. Land-gr- the purpose. West " $1.25. 4" Corduroy Pants il.75, say tho was 111 lest lhau three hours, tho way tho democrats of tho was sent for. Ho hold un inquest Owsley's Forcstus Hold, having decided that (1 " ' 51.55 " " " 52, death resulting from heart disease Knd uro still talking about Mr. following jury found a ver- thero Is no money In raising corn, Me when tho " JM)c " " fl. Cnwdmere 5" within that time. Her grandmother splendid ctforls at Huttonvlllo and dict that death resulted from heart di- didn't havo in u hill this year on hit " " J1.I10. " " SI 50. 4' In u similar manner. Mr. oml'.h Kinney. died sease: Bony Carter, A. C. Dunn, J. T. largo farm of 1,000 acres. He didn't " " (Uy Fied Kaufman, the American Tailor 7' is naturally greatly depressed und hit Tin: last tlmo wo saw Marthal J. A P.inbry, J. K. Portmun, J. J. Lunsford, oxpect that cereal to bo so high this Nice Suits made to order. Workmanship nnd tit guaranteed friends sympathize deeply with him. Shannon, bo had gotten ono leg ovct tho und Wm Buiiu. Tho old man was fall. fence on his way back to tho regular knocked from a ladder by an L. & N. Tho greatest sale of wool over mado LOCAL HAPPENIN6S. democracy, and this morning wo found train a fow months ago und was con- In Indiana was closed at Crawfordsvllle, him cleun over and ready to vote for siderably crippled up. SInco then ho when McClure, Graham and Hound-ire- o NKW Jewelry at Hamilton's. Goobel ut woh us tho rest of tho tick- hat slept in a room by himself, his wife sold to tho Manchester mills, of OvSTKltS on hund at all times. John et. It will bo remembered that ho wat sleeping In u room adjoining. Sho Manchester, N. H., over.'t00,000 pounds In H. Molcr. tho beard no nolto during tho night and of nu wool, at 18 to 20c. tho principal siokctman convention hero. tho supposition It thut ho died with Sol Henaker, of Cynthlana, tho "turGUNS, rillc and loaded shells ut Urownlo no struggle. key king," says tho slaughter of tur-koCrulg & Hooker's. K.CKLLI:nt HoL'TK. Messrs. John llttlo or niccIIcIncH. has begun and that ho has shipBright and I. M. Hrucu accompanied Gl'NH, ummunltlon, hunting coats, Wi: havo nothing to say against Mr. ped u number P.ant on Ico. Ho also Mabel, locating engineer of Cupt. Joel Is done with Hbtolutu accuracy in our ,Vc, ut W. H. McUoberts personal standing or hab- says that thuro had been an extra largo tho Southern railroad extension, sever- McUoberts' us DKI'AHrMKNT fur as wo know, sans Ho Is, its. number rutted thl year und aro of h UVKHYTlli.NU In canned good lo bo al days, and showed him sovorul eligiSo Is Mr. liner grude than usual. Ho expects In these regards. mid the quality of all drug uicd Is of a ble routes. Thut through Grlndstona had ut Gcorgo II. Furrls'. But there tho parallel end. tho market to bo good. very high grade. Gap pleased tho captain very much und North. ull Sizes und when Mr. llrlghtsald tohiin, "when you Mr. McKobcrt not only champions ev IlKATINU stoves of The physii'lnii' suciem In tho Thu Montezuma sailed from Now Or dogma of his party butgoot u llltlo leans Tuesday with 2,020 mules for of dillicull cases is dependent on the Prices ut Wurron & Shanks'. IKirmiinontly locate through here, I'll ery In his olTort to show his conpurity nod frtwIiiieH of th drugs Have South Afrlcu Tho dully ration pro-- 1 burn my old hut," ho responded, "you beyond n ill orders tilled huro and the result will Don't forgot J. W. Allen's sulu ut had stituency how loyul he Is in his vldcd for each mule is 12 pounds of ! Justus well go unci buy nnow onu." Huslonvlllo tomorrow. Seo "ud." zeal. Ho is ugalnst cheap books hay, live ound of oat und an equal be highly HatihfsL'tiuy. hi Colli" to Joe Un. PiXLiNd Goon. Mr. U. L. Holmes, for thu school children; ugulntt thu amount of corn bran und 5(1 pounds of Jouit-SATwlco-u-WcIntkkiou Tin: bill to keep rullroads from ex- wuter. To insure u sutlieluut supply, of Louisville, who travels over a grout only 81 a year cash. Itemeuibor xrtlou of thu Stale, says that Ken- tortion; ugulnst Iho election luw und tho Montezuma carries .'H cars of fair' that. tucky Is ull right politically und that every other thing thut democrats uro No. 2 timothy bay, six curs of outs and AM prepared to do ull kinds of Mr. Goebol and his tlckot will win bv for, besides standing on tho other va- eight of bran. Their drink will bo oesr ts rue Glvo mo u call. J. T. 20,000 or more. Mr. Holme ha taken rious plunks uf u very mean platform. Mississippi Ulver water, 3,000 tons of J3oo7r7recpiny, some pains to Und out thu condition of Cun any man professing Ui bo u demo- which uro stowed in tho 13 waterJonct. penmanznm atlulis and hit prediction I not un oIN crat from principle voto for uch u tight compartment Into which tho $hor1hanlC COL. DuMAKKt: will vpouk for tho hund guos. Hy tho way ho wus ono ofj man, ccc!ully when ho has a tegular-l- y hold Is divided. rygeufrrfiny. prohibition ticket at tho court-hous- o accredited domociittlacandlduluwho tho few Muln Street, Louisville, merelegragny. Tim Southern railroad has wlnlir hero princiT- -7 . MM chants who supported und worked for eiouscs und pruetlces all tho ' In 180(1. Hu wus not an orlgl-nu- l ple dear to the dcinocratlo heart V Wo tourist ticket ou sale to Florida, CuIjj, from Louis Jon LlNun, a painter tftndror silver man, but hut always been u think not. Murk under tho rooster and Abhovllle, Hut Springs, N. U, vlll... fell oil uC. S. train ut Junction hlalajut. points. Aslc agents day nnd dislocated his J democrat who believes his party big thus voto (or ull tho ticket from Goo- other Southern outfivi ($&. City tho other for prices und particular. bel to North. K -- limildor. """ 1 Nhaiily ovcrjbody jou meet ntk ''Did you over eo sueh u lovely " It Is always tho finest month in tho year, but this ha been exceptionally o. Tho only bad day wat tho 17th, and it wasn't bad enough to Hop tho Ilrynn and clrou crowd from coming Thl It nsw the moit up.to-iUt- e Gallery in Central Kentucky, liavinR been relo town. cently equipped with the marvcloiu Amutlgmat Lon-ctho new discovery in optic! science. I wish lo ny to Iho Ladici that , ICsor-KHDOWS. gentleman A from Garrard wn hero yoterdny and asked why wo didn't give an account of Just received a large stock of tho very tho knock-dow- n at Lancaster, tho night Ilrynn wn thero. We hadn't heard of It, and thon ho told ut that n certain domocral had mado a certain republican measure hi length In the Pattern never Bold In llil locality before have to be seen to bo appreciated. Suitmud, when bo heard him mako a able for framing from the simplest photograph to tho most elaborate painting. Among the lot It thu Now French "Fleur-Dc-Li-- lighting mouldings specially for sultaulo remark about iho great dellcnto picture. Kmhrnidercil Mat, French Water Colors, and all pictures that Guest tho name of both aid a dainty frame. When In Danville, c--ll and see in and get our prices. Wo pay your tubcrlpilon to thl paper. will Mveyon money. Octo-bor?- 3 lr) THE FOX ART GALLERY, DANVILLE, KY. s; THESE LEVSES FLATTER. katcst Designs Jtfouldijjgs. an. ssmxmmmssmmsm y Winter how-ove- D.in-vll- Si Supplies CASH. 11 FOR EVERYBODY - h. $ At the Lowest Prices For SEVERANCE & SONS. nt' &wmMsesss3m9smfBssssssssBSSQ GO TO Slinp-onvlll- n, ooooooooooooooooodooooo oo oodoooooooo o o at pifd M'loberts, tl)8 Druggist, -- oer er Drugs, School Books, FineStationery, Wall Paper, Paints and Oils, &c, o o o o o At The Lowest Cash Prices. o o o DOES THE PSICE SUIT YOD 2 pro-teste- READY MADE CLOTHING. well-know- n yes-tord- cln-ln- af JOHN P. JONES. The Compounding 11 ed ys ot now-bor- I ok L 1 Penny's Drug Store. entpesr black-smithin- g. tut m ' """ ftWM(lflc?h X 2fJ. sjMMiesjjwm 9Z jt DK. O 15AKNON WKITK3 HUBBLE. THEIHTEH10RJ0DRNAL CoLl'MHtA, Having GHUTlEf? HUOflELL & CO, left Stanford ratherauddenly I thought Jlerclmnt Tnllora. IT Vot Slh Strict e at Stanford at Entered in the liiiii'iniinii. i. be ft to drop n few lines in order to Itcnt. Will ill.pUy PamplM nt the Ht Anih Motel Sinnll ucond-clamatter. .nako peoplo think that I had not left In Stanton) on the 3.MM nf F.arli Jlonlli Kentucky on account of luck of faith work A All carmenU fitted on. 7P utoU.arti 4.T via 4. y and. 3Pxi An. v In democracy or for fear that Ocobcl '"' ",.'',l1 ' ,.,,?. will. ll,l nioUuuInf i etamlno lateU would not bo elected, but eltntily left 01 Fall nnd Winter, Ptntil 1 for tho purpoio of nUcndlnir to somo Elder. Tlnsley's meeting at the PUBLICSALEofSTOCK.fi T. neglected business matter'. I stopped Christian church has so fur resulted In Vbf n nil to raid S3. CO will be charted. W-AJSTTIEono day at tho jublleo couvontloa, Cla- - six additions and the clearing of tho r) rlnnatl, and had a delightful time. It church of tho last Indebtedness against On Snlurduy, Oct. 28, '99, Undortulcur, LOCAL And willing tn pay top prlcea In cash for was tho grandest religious gathering I It, amounting to $Trtl 27, which was lleslniWng pmroiitly nt 1 o clock, nn tlir Chlckena, Kitira, Frnther. Hucka, (leee. Ilustonvillo, Kentucky n Hie now live, known iirtimNca wlirti over attended. I havo been on tho paid and tho noto burned In tho prcs-anc- o Cook iilacv. Imlf I "'Ho w"t of llutoiilll Turkey, Wmi'iir;. ollow Itoot. Ileea Wn, Hides of nil Wlnda, Cipier. Ilra, Iron nnd Off.rt hit aentcea TIME Cltl wing every day lnco 1 left home, feewill wll of tho public at tbo Wednesday on tlic llrmlfonlarllle ilke. I pciiMnml to tlie Hones, Alao will bo) u the Market for wool, andCateycuuutifa. to th. prnple efWett l.lfrola rullttockollotSniand Catt prop lilKlicut lilddir tho following ing relatives and friends and combin- night service. See aelllnft. nnd erty sit lieml of lmr, lour m mem ret tne nnd Ret mv price teforoheadouarlcra. taalwaiton handManager. 1), S. Carpenl. r. KENTUCKY CENTRAL DIVISION. t cnah, Cull at mv muli-a- , ing both bustneis nnd pleasure nit trotters, one pilr work D. N. Prowlt bought of Davo Spoon-amo- stunilunl-lm-- il at J. Ulniburg. It icket Store Everything seems to bo In & prosperIt. ItOlllN.()N somo shoats at .1.35 nnd soma ono mule colt. Ma. S Arrrlreaat Stanford at 1.08 a. at. Ja:k, 15 ous condition, both In Missouri and hogs at 3t. Geo. Wood loft Monday a 3 Yair-Ol- i 2 10 A. . J:kj, 1 Mo. 4 Leatee. Stanford II No. Jl Arrlrea at llowland it 1J.W DAT. High-QuYtarllag Hilfort, Kansas. Wbcro I havo boon crops arc with two car loads of cattlo for 2.30 r. at. btantord tt No.M Leatea fairly good, but thcro has been no rain a III. L. G. Hubble sold his cattlo 2 Shorthorn Yearling IlulU. one la ncanUldalo for Jailer of Lincoln Count j knoxville'oTvision. DENTIST, Tolled Angua Hull, In many localities sinco tho latter part to Sanders, of Lebanon, at 3.85. S. aubject to the action of tho democratic par Mam of summer. Tho most prosperous lo- Dunbar sold three mules to Eld. Leo 20 Good Yoarllng Cattlo. ly. Vouraupport U solicited, J4 Train going North Ns. St mi 2 41 a in , I In many days Is tho for $335. R. U. Gentry bought Judgo A fewpodCte. If not Mild privately " South ...... ............13 M k m cality havo seen . IS " DINK FARMER l.f.ir that time Wllklnvm A Allen nt the WSJ pin lead and zinc mining district of Mis.. .. Robinson's family horse for $1.1. ,tl " Ky. rao llmo and jiluce will ell For allirolota. souri. These mines aro tho richest in la a cnndldate for Jailer, aubject to the He aollclU Feeders. of the democratic party BOTJ01I TICKETS bOLD, these metals of any In tho world, while THE CINCINNATI WEEKLY GA 50 Extra 1,000-Pounjour aupport. MISS EVELYN TAKDIF, HAftOAOE CHECKED THROUGH. comprising only a small territory, i ZETTE. I will alao M'll oonut llounehoM anil Kltcht-tFor any Information enquire ol Furniture unil Funning Implement. about as much as Lincoln and Boyle The Soamstress. weekly published In this country No A. 8. PRICE. JOE S. RICE, Agent, counties combined, It has millions of Is moro generally known or extensivellutonvllle. ICy T l. KiirIMi, Auc'r. Plain nnd Fn.lilonnbla Ccwlnp; (Jutting nnd Stanford, Kj. dollars worth of ore. Thcro has been ly read than tho Cincinnati Weekly Surgeon Fitting a Water Work. .t .MSI'F.IWION fHANKFORT AND CINCINNATI. Dentist, within the past 12 months nbout 82."),- - Gazette. Its special departments deW S. BBAZLEY. D. D. S., Tnlntleare Frankfort at 7 A.M. and 3: 40 r. M., 000,000 invested In theso mines, prin voted to ngrleulture, poultry, markets, HUmford, Ky. anneetlnir at (leontrtown wltu U. A C and reach- - cipally In Joplin, Mo., and Galena, literature, with other special features, lag Pari, at 8:40 a. h. and 5.10 r. M. Leare l'arla Lnttcnstcr, Ky. Omoi.ie VJcIUb.ru' Pruc Slur In th. Owil.y al:llA. M and 3:30 r. x.. connecting at Ueow Kas. have no equal. It has lately been Intews with Q. A C. and reaching Frankfort at 9. IS HUUJIfcf Thero Is within 15 miles of Joplin a creased In size to 20 pages, which ore asi Dornu: sTAMAiii roLLm nt- a. . anaj:iur h. Teeth Extracted Without Fain ! JOSEPH It, NEWTON, A. O. P. A. pupulatton of 200,000, many of whom compactly filled with the most Impor HAMS. I'lij.lcUn In attendarc living In tents. Tell Brent Bar tant news of the world, and Just what OPTIONS ON FARMS ! With Vltnllrril Air.ance. QUEEN & CRESCENT. wo will toll on To cloo our nett be could havo been a millionaire tho family flresldo most enjoy. In a Office In the New Thompson Hollaing. It WANTED Tralna patt jctlon City u followi: If ho had held on to the 160 acres of word, tho Weekly Gazette has tho TUESDAY, NOV. 14th. '99, 1202 pm No. 2 North 411 p m tit. 1 South I would like to tnke option on good fnrina 11 Sil Ho. I " '4 ..S 45 a m land he had wbcro tho centre of tho largest weekly circulation of any weekin 10 of Our "t Bo. S " 1121am ....! 31 p n city now stands, tho earao being un- ly published In the Central States. This nnd entire herdTheyShorthorn ilunfemnlea In Lincoln County. For tcrut nd particu . nre ounK WM LAMKIUAF. 10 mule. lar, nddret. , . 'otcli and i, T. nUK:!3:0, rr:prSeter., Kiralnvlncton. f 3 Hoe. I and 2 Jo not ttop. 9 and 10 run no fur derlaid with rich mines. Krlger, Ky. speaks for Itself. will lo fell aliut 100 W. taer than Junction City. Kansas and Missouri can boast of tho Wc call special attention to tho ad- Choice t' Ilelfera. bred to regisAT DEPOT. DRODHEAD, KY. longest electric car line In tho world, vertising of tho Weekly Gazette on an- tered bulla. Salo will be nt Fnulconer a .. Kludergsirtcn. running from Galont, Kas., to Car- other page of. this paper. No home Is tlto for Sale liocln nt li o'clock noon IWlrrtn.fvlalllrAlik. thago, Mo., a distance of 37 miles. You complete without the Weekly Gazette. cataloRUe. ?irUl Miration tu tmv- COHII A I.1I.I.AKH. llMiivlile. Ky. can ride all this distance for 10 rents, a Just think of It, a 20 page weekly for Ol.td etcrilhlng for The IIIii draw Nuiwrle. oitrr regular street car fare of five cents only 50 cents per year! We most heart onlnrd. lawn and rnln Full aloek of fmll and Jonx II. Cirri. tx is, AiiTiiritO Lamjium otnam.nial trrea. grapr., imiII frultt. a.rairu.,. being taken on each sido of the State ily recommend it to our readers. HllCl'ktMlllMlE 0.lTI.CW lirutMandcifrylhlng kept In tuth an r.iaMlth-nientWe employ no agents m line. II. F. Hii.LKmtTX applleallon to oldduithoneoiublne.l with the niailpt the Farming lands around Columbus Ky. "I wish to express my thanks to the lar alralm of htroru and udll horaea moat popuTelephonr I7V. rango In price from $15 to $30 per acre. manufacturers of Chsmlwrlnin's Colic, ruuiblnrd road.ler Jtney eatlle all rnillre.l and wbo-- e o. heidrdbylheinbrr.1 IVJrollutl. In the mining district it is nurd to es- Cholera and Diarrhoea Kcmcdy, lire l.lroJI7 and dni Intinta IVJro Majoram rairket such a wonderful M,vt wrratwoofMr I twr'a wlnnloiC aweeftake timate, there being a few days ago a herd at the, Wor hi'. air Mnorinorm am deed recorded in this city for a few medicine," says W. W. Mnssingill, of 1.11 . ."p'.l Htil. w ii.u.m lYrln. Ilairoll an. m .......... .....L LIVERY, FEED AND 8ALE If it was only health, we mining claims, tho consideration of Beaumont, Texas. Thereareniany thous- Otfvird, Snthdvwiialini, ruunui inoaaiKi nur and bre.1 frjni the hire bo-- i Imlltldilally f might let It cling. STABLE, reaualil. Com of Kentucky nice i9Bf which was over $200,000 nnd requiring ands of mothers whose children have been But it Is a cough. One cold and aee or wrlta lor what ymi want. $600 worth of government stamps. You 6rved from attacks of dysentery and chol lir.11 maitiwn., 7 no sooner passes off before KENTUCKY DANVILLE, .Mr Ol Liverpool. sco this Is the way to pay the Philip-p- i em Infantum who must alo feel thankful Iteld another comes. But it's the lor. lloraea nnd Mule cruttnully on hand nnd same old cough all the time. no war expense. It is for sale by Craig & llocker. lor aale at nil tlmea. Largett Fire Initirin-And it's the same, old story, ComtMnr Iu the Everything here seems to bo In symWorld. too. There is first the cold, Mrs. Wm. Swartwood.of Mountain pathy with democracy and Goebel. By then the cough, then l'a., gavo SPRING HILL STOCK FARM or consumption with the tne war I am fearful I will not get ,Top, near Wllkesbearre, boy. DR. R. Barbce & I OK SALE. nnd It Is birth to her 23th child a long sickness, and life trembhome In time to vote, as I expect to Ate , Of So. 511 21 brothling in the balance. strong and healthy. Ho has Slannger Southern I)eKirlment. take a course of lectures before returnwill ing, and hope to bo better prepared to ers and sisters living, three others Ifnotaoldprliattlr. we ou Mil to the lilgheit Louisville, - Kentucky, General Orilcert, (Joliirnlitn llulldlng, liula hlilder 5 servo tho people than ever by bo doing. having died. (M) Itvllle. Ky. 11717 U nt the I Wednesday, Nov. 15II11 I lcavo here tomorrow for St. Louis. DEAFNESS CAS.NOT HE CI'IIEU 1 wile, cannot reach frow St. Asaph Hotel, Stanford, Mon Hr local apiillcatlona a tlijr I close with best wishes for democratOur firm.. lyln In Uyle county -tirtionofthee.ir. There l onljr one wajr nan rule ana i nuiea irum riui'. m THE FIFTH AVE. HOTEL ic success. Yours, ice, day, Nov. Gth, inilea Iroui Junction CA tncuredeafneu. anil that li bjr ennititutlunal Stanford Turnidke, al Deafnel cauej by aulutlamrl mmll ty on cum I iurutiae mw ",.."-- , .......-aluii- t W. B. O'Bannon. llnnnrihfiiuumul llnlDortlic fcuitadiun IMI. and rwlurllte laod, n( ry ruh W acrra of each tnotith. K.8. Oct. 21. tott-J)k- u PER YEAR CASH rl. Mr. Thomas Woods nnd wlfo lire making their many friends in this H two Mi.l three rear pMmmleS now read r W) llwhl community glad bv giving them a fuw markft of t ' nd Cullle fmlr. wfljht I llr.1 Hull Call aliortliornan.lllfrller.l). dajs among us. J1) pKUIIlU Kbb ItoM was dangerously hurt n "j ntrmtoi lorn. TwentT Aerm of ln. J'v wlln Nofth of Stan Tim llairt or llnter liar 4rfHll.1 tltlein few days ago at Hamilton's saw mill tor.l. jtunAlinHHor Ht r..m., lot ml11. n liar In IMtn. HVI.V.,atUncolnC Nal Hani. il.iri milhoiiM InrluJIiif lm Aple nrrliinl J. by a caut hook Hying down and bruis an.lanal.iiii.Un.vof..ihrrfrull Hull arnn la Mlnwhe.l Call on J Jl MtlUUre at Man. ing his bowels. c. fr. or wrltt ma at llnlhf.l mo T. Mi lion , lrft tnr ftlar wM.ti I itilnV ! alut Ihrre etmr. Will wflsh alMit MO IU, tiiantmur it for loMmaionleallilalilirmiTMr John i lf-te- , lu.liml, Kr telrrJ A FOR SALE. ; LOST STEER ! I Mlr J. MULCHHY. Puccini reptwentallToof 1 rarin For '' IJW-IOO- O 'r Is? J. X. BUTTON, fflvl re Dan-vlll- o, it joiin c. ri:rri.ii R. A. JONES, ford lilcli-Ktail- hlgli-grnc- lo ,.....11 ......... nc-H- d Sale of snortftoms CJfcS VJ-ULUUA- V ';, SV u' FRITH HOTEL. a . ?ootch-topiH.-- Illgh-Onid- TREES.TREES lit H3ip pneu-monia FOR SALE. 1 Jorhav-ngputontl- ie Jt, ROYAL i..i B. G. FOX, INSURANCE COMPANY e COLDSTGIN. Castleman, Ay AA Cherry Pectoral era theJI-iwa- -.. a. " loosens the grasp of your cough. The congestion of the throat and lungs i3 removed; all in- flammation is subdued; the parts arc put perfectly ct rest and the cough drops away. It has no diseased tissues on which to hang. Dr. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral streets. Tho United States produced 8l,4G3,. 000 worth of gold and ."U33,0O0 line ounces of silver during tho calendar yearoflSJS. Tho South African Ho- nuhllfi InndA In inlil liriHluptlnn with $,0,213,M1, and Mexico stands llrst as a silver producing country with 50,733,003 An unromantlc marshal arrested a fellow at Glasgow for hugging his sweetheart, says tbo News, on tho street and whllo ho was beforo the judge ho was searched and a pistol was k, found On his person. The judge fined the fellow $2o and 10 days In jail and he Is now working on tho rock-pil- e T and meditating on tho evils of getting gay, with ono's sweetheart upon the public n $Z3K3S&l:ttS!&. f0-"T.ar. hen thU tulw If InltaiurJ you hare a rumbling foreiennloecMMOutof lenarecauw.1 bjr Catarrh, hut an IntlaiuvU comllilon of tba murou" "riaceji will Kim One Hundred Italian rur any ne of IVjfn- e- cauH--l by catarrh) that cauuot Iwcur- 1 by llall'a Catarrh Cure VuJ for circtiUn; " S1,'.Lt."rl',IB!lifi,75c are the llall'a Family rj ciieney .vci.,Toie.lo,o. Tho scarcity of seal and sable, furrl- cr9 declare. Is tho caiieo of the big ad- vancc In tho prlco of all furs. Tho $00- 160, 8ablo of last year is now worth and dyed furs aro up from 20 to 70 per c.oat. p m . . lt. n!ri; vWon umUu Plaster draws out Inflammation of the lungs, ailulllUd Mi or utta cyus or uny ounces line. speedily uud eifvctunlly cured by tho uu of At Kno.wllle, Charles 1 Glvons was Sutherland's rtgla Eyo Salve, it's put up tenteaccd by tbo Stato Supremo Court in tube, mid nold on cunrnntee. For to hung Dec. 11. Ills crlmo was In wilo at Penny's Drug Store clwr. atyea removed kij nnd wfll-feDand ar. eiceialmially kfpl For mora tha any yean, our uinrrnw.n. whole and tholwolaruuaaa an, I f,e.llnir he waa chiefly . rattle lor gigedln arailng hue intlnu the auie bu.lnpM Ighl bate .fared no palnaln adJIng tolbe lertllu land the land, and I la runtnleeiw fui builoeM. It la now all in grata eirept alout TJ acre.. tatm, on. The liiiproieiuvni. looil.t ol three Cattle, a II, I -- Ilk . ..Aril. I.,r 1M hMdlil .upi.llf.1 wlih wlndiulll. fwl cutler, corn rni.brr, The Ac." tne other, are for luirw. and luipleiutnt. lixkacaltaadd uimhto the eonienlince of the tenant Ikmi. two of thrm farm. There ale thtie Bond, ordinary hoax, the third, a (vitate. built laat year for truck Ranlrn. hat four rouiut, iltlern. l "H tubie and other uuthuildluga and can uwriiiuj-i.- aeaialely with iu airm ! lanu ine y bruk, conumlug It laive wrll built njm and kluh.n tu,iir. cnjiuj, luntrr la with hot and cold waur from unfaduiit aapi'ly i.to ball.. Uiwm.nt under whie boiiw, vhrreur aud truh iwiat.w er jimliihfi.ofeet orUlnally IliW, kept lait winter 1 he houe and ha.alw.ya wa L1 In ii"lid rapalr It I. a mr ilrtiralde liocue. ikwiij lultlva elaiIe anl wi wlllun wur nine, til iu. wni i w.i lian.lilM ilMMluralUtnal centre of Keulu. ky Tin 1' afrtw loiiialnliiK the iiuproTriutni. ami tenant tbeivtainvl)! alonslde, a"d baring a by l,l bouwandoueui tn 'arm Binllei"l, will whUh acividlng to the ItwtUr or hrfns uxwt iHonry. WawlllaUiaeiliMir lle auxk awl lmlfia.Hli, ol Immrt 4Jak., , a, It tuuar Mule., iu 4 andS)eai. old, i Jtunei. all In bxl, about Iu JMurmwj one dim in Louisville, Ky., nl lyes Zsialsel Ui Olutei C:!itl5:il!7 AiJmUi. The mcMt ceutrallj located and only FII2ST-CL-A.S- S BEKZLEY HOTEL. Hotel Iu the city making a W. A.BEAZLEY, Pror., to One block from tin- jirlnclpal r.lioiiitif; illitrict nnJ two blocks from thu llilru HpU'iulUl gccomui(H.iitloii. lirincipal tliratrci. nun .'miniur iivii. VItu lO itjHtiUonMinablu, lno 4 Vtor. ltal4 iSHd comply tlieiliMir U) nil tho ("lly. Kierytliini; nent nml clean 1 crab orohard,;kentuoky. BATE. nrlo ct mi ,,,, tl I AM Flrst-Clns- s THAITSJTTJX lltHjrul iwl- - To nil of mv cuatomer for their ronnge nnd (iMiipt iw)ini'iit they will continue nt I huve it And m better FIRE, Horse Shocr, LIFE 3c nnil ho do III. htl uork foi jiri'iired than iver to 111! Advco Free lie member we hare ft MMItal Pf part Went. If tou have any coiiiiUlnt what over and uvstre the bit mejiral advice CAll poatlblr oliU.ii, write tha ox win receive uuct. brutuntrt'iilv. without cost. Atlduu, UK. J. C ATEIL Low til, Man, I I Gi IWtfTrTiafl ! Ill I IreVn hiring his half wltted nephew, Wesley Dawn, to murder his wife. GIvcns Is u physical wreck and had to lie on u cot during his trial. Tho Licking Valley railroad, running between Salt Lick and Heaver Creek, a distance of 30 miles, was sold at public auction at Owlngsyillo to Webb, Ojent for If. A. iiskc, of ProvluVnco n. I , ior8.ii,wu, Tho house On I.hodu Islund UVenUO, recently purchased for Admiral Dewey by popular subscription, was formerly turned over to him Wednesday togetb- with tho deed thereto. It cost J0,O00. HrlMa. all nnd lo lbglner hiili ura.lo bunt A Boston man left four cents in an i.lAsiioriiiorn of farming linplemeula inplin-dllbbig ttoek luiludlpg.1 Hamuli, iof lhemnev Mmll-el- l envelope to pay bis landlady for tho ; al Wagutia, and 1 Maiktl iiinlenei't extra gas It took to asphlxlato blm, iMt ni-- lllndrrt. a ISYriuj aud a Champlou; MIIS. U. I) MMPSON, Pror.. Ac knowing that ho was an honest, If ho Culllvalum. r.vdpr, Ac,iiiu.lillugof ymp!ete1 laii-uI'ulalo : Ilowe, rwib, Ae ... was a crazy man. AUiut ;tiarr of Ci.rn, and If not wld lfore, of Hay. haln alul 2.i'iiia.lt known un day of ale. Newly furnlslicil; clean beds; eplcndtd Term, TiiATiiir.oiiiii.su iikauaciii: Porters tabic Evetvtbing firet-clait- a. Would iiuhklyleaie you, If you uieil Hr. Kins'. h,le.n..ttfuchKkf t 89 w oiect all trains. lllla. iuoiiiiim.oi auurrvra iia.viiniv matrhlew meiltf.ir Mik and Nenoua htit lleadiihea. Kiev make pure bloo.1 and ilmiij mw ,nit bn, ,, rour' hwith. Fiy total. Try I hem. Duly :"i vnl. Money baik If nut Mutual Investment Company by iv..y. I'r.nat'.t. lln III be ohrl II not H.ld Ulr, al aul 1 Vj J. H. CREER, Stanford. Ky. i) Mason Hotel INSURANCE. Omy tlic Ih'sI ciiiimtitus ltuitilrli'H olicltiit. v.'. It. II. MAIIONY,At.,Ktai.for.l. IincaHtcr, Kentucky. AiuUAii) SoutHern Railway TIIK ""' "' '. U8sd ranrtwei TIE Just Like a You Mill. Ihhhtu MUTE'S MEITEST SYSTEM I'ENETItATES H i I' M ! Mi IiMIflAMMn,t T itli 'l'ill Tho llrst enow of tho season last year foil on October 2tltb, and only four times lii tho past 20 years bus thero j been snow In this month. (.ongrcss will bo usked to Increase thu regular array to 100,000 men. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Wlieut uml Corn tn Morrl. ..,,-,.,Ky. Of hip I'rtil'a i:xrliuns In Win. luiuglivrtr' unit got tn oxchaiiKu Flour niiu In c'tiiuford Eepilrlnj. Moul. You ciiu uNo huy Flour, Mtul, rhlp-atui- r, Plan: INSURANCE REVERSED. Ilniii, Chicken Feed. Ac, cluuHr nt 1MNVII.LE CVCI.ECO., 0A.NVII.I.E, KY my plncu tlinii uny wheru In town. A trlul o, lis Third It ull I nk. I Ueflevo my cvclunga will Im W Pay Whllo YeilLlTB. u good thing for furmera nnd I pledge liber-u- l OU Lino CcnpiskJ ray Whon Ton D!o. trun.uctlona mid full weight. My cooU coinu from Dudderur's Hlx UHer Holler llr.t-cluaI ui-.li-. Mill, nnd uru uukuis (Iter IIW.OW ald Iu llrln Unrtttt. Telephoiiu No, 6i, audi Hurlut Dior Ji,iwu OF STANFOltD, KY. - tnko) our Loxlngton, 78 EIGHT GREAT Alab.iuiu, STATES Kentucky, Tenueaiee, VlrRluhi, OcorRla ortll aud Houth Curollua, Jllu.l.ljijl, Through Sleeping Gars Iletween CaplUl Stosk 1100,000. Surjlut, $17,633 SI j.c.ccijAy til ttaSniin-JFrtSg And Dealer In XAHK2S8, SADDLSR7, &0. STANFORD, KY. ThU Inititutlon originally eauUlthed aa the Ton Klldurnlilr. Mr. Konoinlzi Vou havo got a great of Stanford In 1858, then reorganized ai ileal of wear out of that broadcloth tha National Huk ofStaolord In 1SU andagaiu tueket. luivi'U't vou. Invof " "nt National Utnof Stanford Mrs. Koqoilllzo Vmj that'H whnt I (lou't like about It. Ohio Stato Jour- - 'nltS2,bu had praitkally in uninterrupted (tilt. anceforll yeara. It It better aupplled now wltl Cynical Bnnbonea. Uclllllea for tranaacllng builneaa promptly and lib. "This," wld tho medical student, as bonorabl. tho echo oftho boarding house gong ro. jerUly than ever Bounded through tho corridors, "Is. career. Acvounta of ludliIJual.,llducUrlea,tlrnu whero we get our bono and uluew." and InJltlJualiiollclled. . Chicago News. VIHECTOal. J. W, Hayd.n, S tin ford F. IUU, Llneulu C. nvldeutly. 8. II. Uaughman, "Wlgsby strokes his uoso ns though S.T.llurU, " ho loved It" T.P.lIlll, J. S. llocker, " "Vis, ho's strongly nttached to It, " W. A. TrlbtU, W.l WalUn " you kuow." Cleveland I'luln Uvqlor. Orcb'd U. J. Millar, Mt.Varnoa J. II Colllw.Crab In the Dim Future. M, D.EIu.or, Httnford. Btrauger They aro building a ucw omciBi. postolllco Iu Chicago, I belloyo? Chlcagoan Oh, uo; they're building a J. S. llocker, I'rwldtnti J. MiltoUrti, Cwliler. A. A.VIcKlou.y AtiUtant Cttblcr, very old one I Chicago Uecord. ' I Lincoln County National Bank. Capital fetmk,ll00,uaj. Hucccaaor toThal'ariuera lUuk A Truil Comny anu uuuirr aam. iiianageiucui couiiuu SMITH UJM.N,Sy,, Leilutn, luits'ivi wi:ai:i:n Kjr, blaufurd, K. icii aiwii. IOulvllU and the South. THREE DAILY TRAINS Each way betwoen LoulavllloanU Leilugton W. A. TUUIC, U. V. A.. WaahlneUiu, 1). U. W, II. TAYLOE, A, O, 1'. lJ " LimlavllU. A. ify ..,..,., outly for TJ Yean. Solioits Your Bank LOTJISVILTuX Aooount, -- TO- H. C. RUPLEY. The Merchant Tailor, Stani'oku, Kv., j Hoping tucb butluwa relatlout will prole mutual. ly beuettila! aud pleaaaut. 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If you are adding a task group, the id value of the Common Tasks page, which is commonTasksSection.
If you are adding a single task, the id value of the task group that is the parent for this tab, such as deployment (for the Deployment group).
A numeric value that specifies the relative ordering of the tab on the page, whether at the top level or under another tab.
A relative path to the JavaServer Faces page that contains the content to be integrated.
For examples, see Example 3–7 and Example 3–9.

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The presence of Greg Norman on the leaderboard apparently couldn't offset the absence of Tiger Woods.
ABC's final-round coverage of the British Open on Sunday earned a 3.5 overnight rating, a 15 percent drop from last year (4.1). Padraig Harrington won both years, although last year's numbers were bolstered by his four-hole playoff against Sergio Garcia.
The third round earned a 2.8, up 4 percent from last year.
In addition, SportsBusiness Journal is reporting that ESPN is close to a deal that would give it all four rounds of the British Open starting in 2010. It would be the first men's major golf championship that will not have any over-the-air network coverage.


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Best Righty Swing – Your Vote Please
17 May 2011
A friend and I were talking about the best swings in baseball and the majority of hitters were lefties. When we said nicest, we meant most asthetically pleasing, not necessarily most productive, although they seem to go hand in hand. Adrian Gonzalez started off the conversation, but it quickly covered such hitters as Robinson Cano, Chase Utley, JD Drew (the ball might not go anywhere, but it is a pretty swing) and Joe Mauer.
Of course the recently retired and HOFers of years past entered the mix as well.
So I'll pose this: Who has the nicest right-handed swing in baseball right now (active player)?
Please post your reply in the comments.
My answer at the beginning of the year would have been Manny Ramirez, but he is no longer active, so back to the drawing board.


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'Great Sauces Transform Good Food into Gourmet'
Beet burger
My ballet teacher, Alice Ashford, took my sister Sharon and I to lunch after our advanced ballet class. Without much experience at restaurants I'm really glad Sharon ordered a burger for me. It came on a plate with a lettuce leaf and a thin slice of tomato. I thought it was a tomato, but no, a slice of boiled beet. At the time, I didn't really know much about beets. Sharon placed her red beet slice and crispy lettuce on her burger. Mimicking everything Sharon did, I dressed my hamburger the same way. Wow, it tasted really good. It gave the sandwich a similar juiciness as a slice of raw tomato.
I've never been suspect of beets, a rich, red, root vegetable. Roasting is my favorite cooking method to build and concentrate its flavor. It only takes a minute or two to prep and tuck them away in the oven to roast while busy cooking other dishes. Once tender they're peeled and served as a nutrient rich side dish or reconvert them into the best Tarragon Pickled Beets on the planet.
You may also enjoy Irish Potato Mash, Cabbage and Carrots, White Cheesy Mashed Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes with Apples and Pecans, Roasted Rosemary Reds, Spicy Roasted Butternut Squash, Oven Baked Fries, Salt and Vinegar Fries, Roasted Carnival Squash, Indiana Succotash and Cheddar Zucchini Bake.
1 of 4 part series "Bodacious Beets". Part 2 Tarragon Pickled Beets, Part 3 Champagne Pickled Golden Beets, and Part 4 Bleu Beet Salad. More on Beets.
Recipe: Roasted Beets
Prep Time: 3 Minutes | Cook Time: 70 Minutes | Yield: 8 Servings | Level: Easy
- 8 medium beets, washed with 1-inch stems
- 1 medium onion, cut in 8 chunks
- 2 sprigs fresh rosemary, snipped in pieces
- 1 Tbsp oil olive
Special Equipment – 9×13 baking dish
1 Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
2 Line a 9×13 baking dish with foil. Place the beets, onions and rosemary in a single layer then drizzle with oil. Cover with another piece of foil.
3 Roast for 70 minutes until beets are knife tender.
4 Let stand until cool enough to handle then peel. Leave whole or slice and serve warm.
Knife Tender versus Fork Tender – Because a knife slides in easier than a fork, knife tender doneness has a little more texture than fork tender doneness. If you like them softer, test with a fork.
Use these beets to make Tarragon Pickled Beets.
Dice beets and serve on a salad.
Roast 10-12 golden baby beets with 1-inch stems for 45-50 minutes or until knife tender, then make Champagne Pickled Golden Beets.
Dish Designer
- Exchange red for golden beets.
Inspiration – Alton Brown
Cook with Sauces
Roasted Beets
Written by Helen Horton
Photography and Styling by Helen Horton
Updated: September 21, 2013


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BOSTON (AP) - State lawmakers debated but ultimately shelved a proposal to reinstate the death penalty in Massachusetts on Tuesday, after the deadly Boston Marathon bombings and violent manhunt led some legislators to call for bringing back capital punishment in some cases.
Massachusetts abolished the death penalty in 1984, and the state last executed someone in 1947.
The surviving suspect in the Marathon attack, Dzhokhar Tsaranaev, could face the federal death penalty in connection with the bombing that killed three people and wounded more than 260. State prosecutors are considering bringing charges against him in the fatal shooting of an MIT police officer late Thursday and the wounding of a transit officer during a gunfight that killed Tsaranaev's older brother, who was also suspected in the attacks.
Several lawmakers have said in the past week that it's time to consider bringing back capital punishment in a limited set of circumstances. They sought to attach an amendment to the state budget that would allow the death penalty for the murders of law enforcement officers, corrections officers, judges and some elected officials. Also included would be the murder of a witness who was about to testify in court.
The House of Representatives instead voted 119-38 in favor of a substitute amendment that sent the proposal to a committee for study. The procedural move warded off an up-or-down vote by lawmakers on the merits of capital punishment itself.
The lead sponsor of the death penalty proposal, Rep. James Miceli, D-Wilmington, said Tuesday that he filed the measure several days prior to the April 15 bombing and that it was not a "kneejerk reaction" to it.
Miceli urged House leaders to allow an up-or-down vote rather than substituting a measure that would shield members from having to vote while emotions are still running high after the attack.
"Who are we protecting?" Miceli said, prior to Tuesday's debate. "If you are man or woman enough, step up and take a vote, yes or no, and don't worry about being spotlighted."
Miceli said his proposal was modeled after a death penalty bill unsuccessfully pushed by then-Republican Gov. Mitt Romney in 2005.
Romney's bill called for limiting the death penalty to the "worst of the worst" crimes, including terrorism and the murder of police officers. It also proposed a rigid set of safeguards to assure that no innocent person was executed, including a requirement that physical evidence such as DNA directly link the defendant to the crime scene.
The closest the Legislature has come to restoring the death penalty since its abolition was in 1997, when a bill was defeated by a single vote in the House shortly after the murder of a 10-year-old Cambridge boy, Jeffrey Curley.
State Rep. David Linsky, D-Natick, a longtime opponent of capital punishment, said while the public had every right to be horrified by last week's violence, "re-imposing the death penalty would do nothing to bring the victims back."
Linsky and other opponents cite studies from death penalty states that suggest it has not succeeded in deterring violent crime.
State Rep. Daniel Winslow, a Republican from Norfolk who is a candidate for the U.S. Senate seat formerly held by John Kerry, argued that Massachusetts prosecutors should have the same ability as federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty in certain cases.
"We understand that people of conscience can agree to disagree on this matter, but we have this option on the federal side, we should have the same option on the state side for the same reasons." Winslow said.
A standalone bill calling for reinstatement of the death penalty has been referred to a legislative committee and could be taken up later in the two-year session.
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