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Semi-weekly interior journal.: n. Tuesday, June 4, 1901.
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Digital page images are linked to the text file. sMtTL1tl R iJOURNAL i J I VOL X Ir I t 8TAirFORDKYTUESDAYjJNE 4 i9019 A ij No 29yLAND STOCK CROFS ETC LL Doty refute Sligter hW jjraj arceMjoare Friday rI14rner lirovB bought of j Owens abtowa galMp r or lli hlprtclIardlp ititllE1 Wrt s Burton e q fButyettroia geliicfc for lO Bcatrlr1Z ldresreo1 us 1lfI iiI bt 1 Lexington fete New YefKUfagt for 1 em FlylBjf Dutchman which geld ii a two year ohi fOr 116000 died at Parle otcfttarrhal fever Qeorco Tr Wood bought of JH Otter 3u two year old cattle averaging 710 pounde at 4 00 F Held told tail week a fouryear old harnc guldta for 1500 and refus ed tUOO for anothur fun SALE Two Polled Angus bulls ready for service Good ones J W HauKbmun Stanford 11e aro In thu lamb market and will pay tho highest price See ui before S you tell Lutes fc Co Ot W II Murphy bought of Frank North 25 sheep and J7 Iambi at 1125 with the Iambi thrown In R A Dodd purchased 2000 bushels of when of Sam Uarkley tbli week at 72c Nlcbolatvlllo Journal W S Dryo 4 Co of Huitonvlllo told a ilx year old combined mare to Kflitbo Covlngton for t35 Young Sander fc Co sold to Simon Wlebl of Lexington 350 1100 pound leers at He Lebanon Enterprise Haeonllroiof Part Bold to W F Freeman of Lexington a threeyear s old filly by Scarlet Wllkci for 11600 O 1 Huffman bought of Dale d Iloblnton six 133Upound cattle at Ic i of J U Swope a bunch of sheep at 3c and of W A Tribble a lot of hogs a- tc Lutes Co bought of James II Car ter ii hclfcn at So and of various par ties several bead of cow and halters for July delivery at 3 to 3Jc They also bought of Mr Carter 20 hot at Uc- wolgbtI N 100 pencils- A Clay county man bill a cow that hat bad five calves In two year In the eprlnr of IMW the dropped twine In the dropped triplets and row for the second time In two years ibe bat two tiDe heifer calves Frank YunMctcr has told to W C Whitney the great racer III Eml nonce for OOOO UU Eminence won the LouUvlllo Derby and Clark Stakes and it entered In the American Derby which ho baa a good chance to win Eight hundred slop fed cattle ag gregating 1000000 pound changed hand at Lexington for 50000 Tho cattle were the property ot Masers tarry L Letter of Nashville and were purchased by Armour Co of Chica go G B Poulter has 137 owe and 1S2 lamb and In this bunch of ewes there are 63 which have two lambs eaib making 100 lamb to the 53 ewe and leaving only eight owes of tbo 137 without latnb IlnrnxUburg Demo- Crat C U Crelghlon of Omaba Nab- has i rcba ed at Irowitt Brother the tour year old trotting mare Agnes Lo May by Ashland Wilke dam Nellie Riley for 11000 She has a record of and trotted a trlul mile over the tlocai track last year In 212 e Further Investigation Into the condl 4 tlon of the wheat In Haraln county dl closes tho fact that tbero will not be more than enough raised In tbo county to pay for the iced the fortlllzar and furnish bread The crop last year was conservatively estimated at 1500000 bushels This year It cau not exceed 200IXH and some do not put It as high as that Tho falling oil represents a loss to the farmers ot 260000 at last years v ilce News HOW IT IS HONE The first object In life with the American people U to get rich the second how to regain good health The first can be obtained honesty und saying the second good health by using Greens August Flower Should you Le a despondent sufferer from any of time of feels of Liver Complaint Ap Indigestion etc such as Sick headache Palpitation of the Heart fcour Stomach Habitual Dizziness of the Head Nervous Prostration Low 1Splritsetc you need not suffer another day os of the wellknown August Flower will relieve at once Cio to Irnnya Drug Store Stanford Ky and got n sample bottle free Regular size 75c Get Greens Prize Almanac Jasper Texas was wiped out by a tire started by burglars who sought by this means to hide their crlmo They had robbed tho safes of the post ollleo- and county treasurer Seventeen houses Including every business house were destroyed Elder Dnwle chief of the Zlonltes has been arrested charged with complicity In the death ot a woman And what will Brother Barnes his latest and best convertdo nowGlasgow Times A lame shoulder la usually caused br rheumatism of the muscles and may bo cured by a few applications of Chamber f Iains Pain Balm For ale by Craig Jt Hocker Druggist she MISS SACAII WOOD LYNN Of Stanford who wtil represent Mil Icrsburg Female College nt tbo HeaT Icy i Co contest at Walton Opera House June 21 graduated with high honors at that Institution last week Sbo Is an exceedingly handsome lady Is well up In the art of elocution und If she doesnt win the prize many admlr ors here and elsewhere will be dUap pointed LANCASTER Mitt Sallie ElkIn le with friends In Sbelbyvllle lad J Paul Miller ls at humus from Kentucky University for va cationLarge crowds urn attending tho re vival meeting at the Christian church and Elder Moore U delivering able sermon Prof Wilson of Indianapo Its has charge of the large choir and the music Is quite a feature In the ser vice Our excellent democratic ticket le still matter of the situation and tbo republicans hive not yet named the lamb to be slaughtered In November If they make nominations now It will only bo for the sake organization and Upkeep the party before tbo pee pie Everybody In this section Is for W P Walton for railroad commissioner and It li universally admitted that beI has all the qualification to the office acceptably on account of hie cour age honesty and thorough acquaint anco with the duties of that and other public of Ices The Central University base ball team the champions of tbo State came down here Saturday and were defeated by our team the score being 3 to 2 Wo more than doubled any school In the tournamen In winning prizes and now we have one of the best ball team In the State George D Lusk aged 23 died at Hon J W Millers at C30 yesterday afternoon and will be burled this after noon alter services at 4 oclock at tho Presbyterian church by Rev Lapilcy McKee He married a daughter of Mr Miller who survives Mr Lutk was a floe young man and very popu larOur commercial club will make am plo arrangements tor entertaining tbo business men and merchants of Louis yule when they stop hero on Juno ID on their trip through tbo Bluegrass They will likely be received at the op era house and music addresses of welcome and probably refreshments will be In order Tho program will bu given out In due time by the committee on entertainment It Is suggested by a good citizen that wo aro living too fast Ho sayb that we enjoyed better health when wo wont to see a man than wo do now when we ring him up and talk to him that the cheerful blazeIn tbo grate with its ventilation Is much moro pleasing and healthful than furnaco beat and that electric lights are so bright that they aro ruining our eyes Still he thinks thus they are very nice and ho would not be without them for any amount of decision of tho court of appeals In reference to the suit tiled hero some time ago by our school superintendent Miss Eliza Lusk to recover 10000 damages against Glnn I Co of Bos ton for violation of contract by soiling Montgomerys History of Kentucky at 05 cents In Indiana and 91 In Kentucky Uu complete victory for her and her attorneys Messrs W I Williams and L L Walker By tho decision they aro permitted to recover the full amount if they provo that tho same bOok was sold In Indiana for a tear sum than In Kentucky and the money will go to tbo common schools of Gar rard county They claim that they can furnish all the proof necessary to Jet judgment for the amount Senator G T who U always working for the Interest of his constituents procur ed one of the books that was sold In Indiana at 05 cunts and advised Miss Eliza Lusk to file suit Prof J II Patterson Who Is a great friend to the cause of education filed complaints as required by law This sum of money supplementthe public all concerned In the prosecution of the suit MATR1MONJAL iyJ t N Grow end Miss Jlfli rotor ootKI sloped f roiri Bergl Jo J e ffer daylita and wcretnarrMt Miss Mabel roster od June 12 will marry W El Clark Jrson of the Montana Senator who hue settled 1f 000000 on her at a bridal gift Justice piewer ot the Lnlted States Nuproove court will be married this week to Mlts Molt of Burlington Vt The justice Is 05 years old and his fiance G- OJames B Dotter a Richmond liveryman and Miss Susie Loog daughter of Magistrate Long were married last week The bride sllppcd out of her home at night WJ Stark of Bullttt county and Miss Lelia Kaeter of GetbscmtineNel eon county wero married at Junction City Miss Kaster had been attending NIcholasvlllo Institute and young Stark came up from Nelson county to attend the commencement exercises at the elope of which they concluded to elope and boarded the Southbound Q l C for Junction City When we copied the Courier Journal dispatch saying that Miss Nancy W GIvctiB bad been married In JelTerson vllle to Mr W B Powell wo did not know the young lady was the daughter of our countyman Mr George Miller Given The Advocate says of the marriage The bride Is a very handsome lady The young couple bad been sweethearts for several months having first met In Lebanon while visiting In that city They will reside temporari ly with the grooms parents on lIar rodsburg Avenue The groom Is a member of the harness firm of J B Powell it Sons and Is a good business man Mr O C Sbarpe and Miss Maggie Brown of Casey were married at the JIWthem during the ceremony Mr Sharpe Is a prosperous farmer and an exceedingly clever young man His bride Is tbo handsome daughter of Marshall Brown and she Is both popular and ac compllsbed Mr Sharpe and his in tended and Mr Whlpp and Miss Hans ford arrived hero Sunday evening when they told an I J reporter that they wero hero to consult a dentist They came up yesterday and admitted they bad storied a little CHURCH MATTERS A 810000 Methodist church at Bow ling Green was dedicated Sunday by Bishop Fitzgerald Rev S M Logan preached the bac calaureate sermon of the Mlddlcsboro High School Sunday The Chicago grand jury refused to Indict Divine Healer Dawlo for tbo death of one of his patients The new 0000 Christian church at Springfield will be Dedicated next Sunday by Rev F M Ruins of Cincinnati The South District Association of Colored Baptists will meet hero Thursday of next week Ministers and dea cons will meet Tuesday und Wednes day previous Rev Walter Lackey tells Ut HIS LIFE SAVED BY CHAMBER LAINS COLIC OHOLEKA AND DIAHUHOEA UEMEDY I am sure that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at onetime saved my life says A E lafelatte of Uregory Landing Clark county Mis souri I was In such bad shape that the doctors mid I could not live When vas at the lowest ebb one of my neigh bore brought in a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and took it and got Instant relief I soot got up and around That was nine years ago and I nm still in good health Since then that medicine has always been in my house BOll always will be It Is the brat on carthr for sale by Craig Jc locker Druggists Tbo Owcnton Herald facetiously says It turns out that tho proposed junketing trip ot the Kentucky Press Association will coat each person about f30 The first of August the date selected Is a mighty busy title for a good many editors For our part we havent BUlllclently regained our strength to undertake tbo trip At Madlsonvllle Doputy Sheriff Lin die and his posscmcn Johnson and McIntosh were found guilty ot man slaughter and given sentences of two years Imprisonment for killing marching minors Possctnan Penrod was dis missed What most people want is something mild and gentle when In need of a phys ic Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets till the bill to a dot They are easy to take and pleasant in effect For sale by Craig locker Druggists Mcrldlth Stanley jumped blindfolded from tho Cincinnati suspension bridge into the Ohio river successfully a dis tance of 50 feet to decide a smallwag er DAVID W VANDEVEER- A long life ended at 5 oclock Sunday afternoon when Mr D W Vandovcer breathed his last after a protracted illness of Intestinal trouble Born In Ca sey county July 12 1820 ho would soon have been 82 years of age Ho served his native county as sheriff for two years and afterwards refused a nomi nation by tbo wblgs who bad a majors ty In the county for tbo Legislature In IS55 ho removed to Stanford where until about a year ago he followed the business of merchandising A man of tine executive ability be did much for Stanford during his several terms as mayor and was proud of the fact that under his administration the water works and electric plant were contracted for and put In operation In 1899 he was nominated for commissioner of agriculture on the Brown ticket but was too old to take a very active part in the campaign Mr Vandoveerg first wife was Miss Salllo Coffey by which union there was ono child but It and its mother died when the child was very young In 1857 Mr Vandeveer married MIsS Martha Lunsford of Stanford and to them five children were born Mrs W E Varnon Mrs Mattie Kirby and Miss Nannle Van Deveer surviving together with the widow to mourn the loss of an indul gent and loving father and husband A member of the Christian church for 50 years he was an older in the church here for most of the time and took great interest In Its affairs A Mason since he was 23 bo arose to the high degree of Knight Templar and next to the church ho loved tho order of which for a long time he was ono of the brightest lights Somewhat eccentric and decidedly irascible he was possess ed of a kind heart and was greatly loved by his friends who will sorrow to know that be Is no more Today at 10 oclock the remains will bo fol lowed to tbo grave in Buffalo Ceme tery where Elder Joseph Ballou will hold a short service and there deposit ed till the mortal shall put on Immor tallty Ryan Comtnandry No 17 of Dan vllle will attend the funeral in a body and tako part in the services Humphrey Casey County Have just returned from Walnut Hill church three miles below Liberty whero decoration services wero held over the soldiers Thursday Ow log to farmers being somewhat behind with their work not many were ex pected to bo In attendance but to our agreeable surprise a largo and intelligent number of all ages sexes and conditions were on hand and we all had a good time Some very few criticised the occasion on account of the absence of band music but It must be remembered that tbo few silver haired veter ans who survive are compelled to use economy But wo bad good music anyway The Walnut Hill and Salem church Sunday school choirs did some fine singing when called upon Thorn was also good drum and fife mu sic furnished by two dark complexioned sons of African descent which was moro Interesting to little boys and girls than band music as many bad never heard a fife beforotDecoration services wero conducted by Commander Joab RIgnoy of James Humphrey Post and Senior Vice Com mander James Patten of Dunnvlllc Post both of whom In addresses ex plalned the object and Intention of dec oration day In elegant language and read tbo impressive ceremonies After partaking of a good picnic dIn- ner Mr M E Tartar was called to the rostrum under the cool shady trees near the church and dellveed an elo quent address of about 20 minutes on the gallantry ot tho American soldiers and their many noblo and bravo deeds or flood Home and field Mr James Evans of the Dunnvlllo section then followed with a good speech EIdI J Q Montgomery now appeared onI tho ground and was called to the stand and delivered a fine tribute to the American soldier and tbo late happy manifestations of fraternal union of the blue and the gray and his development Into ono of the grandest soldiers of the world A storm becoming threatening the crowd was dismissed E TARRANT fe ubg YiuWant a Sjtoif SMt Dt Yw Want a StrawHat De Yau Want Uifit wilfM Uh dirwtar j DoiYou Want aPatr of Gold Shots Do You Want Anything a Man i or Boy Wears mEG- LOBE IT PAYS TO TRADE AT THE GLOBEMerchant Tailoring Cleaning Pressing and Repairing Your money back If yourejnot satisfied mILLER HIRSCH DanviIIBI Successors to J L Frohman fir Co i Shoes Shoes Of almost every description Brogans with solid inner Bole U00 better grades for gI00and 200as solid as IRON Mens Genuine Vii Beautiful lasts and custom made f2 CO Patent Colt Skin 1300 Patent Calf American Stock 1400 Patent Calf Importedstock to Ideal Patent Kid Booths Stock 5 00 There can be no better goods gotten than these last two Items no matter wbat price you pay Terms cash H J McROBERTS BOYLE NICHOLS 0 L COYER NICHOLS l GOVER UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Danville Kentucky We have just received a lppedforOUR EEJAJEJAG DEJAEJMENJ Is well prepared for the renewing and renovating of Furniture Mattresses Uphol stering Sc rcasouabln and satisfaction guaranteed ountyBurlnlmembers and are the associations undertakers J S Ooode is the agent for Lincoln County Phone 175 N A C SINECONTRACTOR BUILDER STANFORD KENTUCKY make close estimates on work and guarantee perfect satisfaction as to work manship material as will be attest ed by any one of the many parties for whom I have builded duringthe 15 years that I have been in business here I carry a full stock of Doors Sash Blinds Metal Roofing Rough and Dressed Lumber Lath Etc I will duplicate anyprices offered NN msIsc Buytour Tiger line of Farm Implement and you will make no mistake Tiger Disc Har rows Tiger Corn Planters Tiger Disc Culti vators and Tiger Hay Rakes HIGGINS McKINNET Stanford lr THE INTERIOR JOURNAL t E C WALT- ONDemocratic Ticket For State Senator GEO T FARRIS For Rep retentatiie M F NORTH For County Judge j JAS P BAILEY For Comity Clerk GEO B COOPER For County Attorney HARVEY HELM For Chcrtf M S BAUGHMAN For Attetsor M G REYNOLDS For Jailer W HERRIN for School Superintendent GARLAND SINGLETON MR BRYAN docs not mince his word8 in criticising the supreme court decl Ion In the Insular cases He says that 1thecourt has joined hands with the president in an effort to change our form of government and declares that It will be done unless the people rise In their might and repudiate the verdlc In a long review of the decision he say in substance that by five to lour the supreme court has declared McKinley emperor of Porto Klco and the emperor gratefully and gladly accepted the title It la perhaps the most Important decision ever rendered by the court It not only declares Congress create than the constitution the creatur greater than the creator but It denle the necessity of a written constitution The position of the court is excused by reasoning which If followed destroy constitutional liberty in the Unites States The decision In effect declares the people are not the source of power defends taxation without represeataiio and denies the right of government to derive power from the consent of the governed The decision raises a great political Issue which will be settled bj the people and there yet remains anI appeal to the people With respect to our new possessions the decision Is manifestly unfair Under this opinion we are about to embark upon Great Britains colonial policy Throughout the majority opinion delivered by Jus lice Brown runs the theory that theI American Congress may do anything not forbidden in the constitution This is one of the most repugnant features of this opinion Brown seems to have searched the constitution for prohibi tion rather than for grant of power which the American people always con ceived to be the true office of that In strument As the court is to take an other whack at Insular cases in Sep tember it may reverse itself then after the people have shown through the press and on the rostrum how bitterly they oppose the attempts to utterly disregard the sacred instrument so wisely made and maintained by our forefathers THE Brownies in Warren county are tending like they arnt dead by authorizing a call for a convention oI meet in Bowling Green on the 3rd Monday in August to make nomina done for county and legislative offices This pretended evidence of life In theI corpse ought to subject It to the same fine that a supposed dead man was in West Virginia After the coroner had sat on the body and his jury had deI Bided that death was due to heart disease he arose from the dead and crea L1 ted a great commotion The mayor of the city who was present decided thatI ne was guilty of a breach of the peaceI and fined him 5 The Brownies being so few aud far between they may not be able to disturb the peace but they should be fined anyway for not having enough sense to stay dead MR JT BOSWELL editor of theI Harrodsburg Democrat for the past year retires with last weeks edition of that paper owing to demands upon his time and abilities He kept the excellent paper up to its high standard and secured a high place with the fra ternity for his gentlemanly bearing to wards them and his retirement will be regretted TILE new editor of the Franklin Favorite Mr C C Pare can not advance the Senatorial Interests of Judge Good knight by making sport of Uov Mc Creary The governor Is of the kind that can not bo laughed out of court nnd the man who attempts it usually demonstrates his lack of brains and breeding THE insular cases having been de cided at Washington they next go up to W C P Brecklnrldge the court of last resortPaducah Democrat Aa the colonel announces that the decision is a vindication of his position In the premises the case is settled and the incident closed Judge Black save he tine not applied for the vacant Judgeship In his dis trict i TILLMAX and McLaurin the Soutb Carolina Senators who sent in their resignations a low days ago ara pro v Intr to their constituency that both of them lack the dignity that it la supposed men of that august body possells At long range McLaurln calls Tillman a malicious falsifier and Tillman refers to his colleague as an internal little foo1 The quarrel they are Indulging in is not becoming to either of them and the sooner they get together and settle their differences the better To us the senior Senator seems to bo- tactloj at entirely too much Importance to his colleague who ia daily proving himself a miserable renegade and a traitor to the party that elected him Senator Tillman should ignore McL rln and rely on the democracy of his State to attend to the gentleman vho has betrayed the trust that hai been reposed In him TUB Wllllamstown Courier sees all other attempts at Illustrated 80uenlr editions and goes them several better The issue of May 30 Is 52 pages 16x 2 with beautifully Illuminated cover and each page profusely illustrated vltb the men and women who make the capital of Grant famous together wltb their children their homes public Institutions and other places of Interest all described in a most entertain way For one we bad no Idea that wn llamstown was half as much as the paper shows it Is or that it has near as man people as pictures appear In it Th entire publication evinces a splendid fund of description an almost illimitable supply of typo and an cnlcrprl that the people of Grant ought to appreciate We congratulate Editor Jno H Westover and award him both tired and the blue in souvenir editions gotten out so far THE census bureau takes it back and says It made a mistake of 1412 in the population of the United States it be Ing that much less than at first bull tined The finally revised and not to be changed figures are 70303357 a pretty stiff number of people after al1 POLITICAL J Will Wright was appointed poet master at Bowling Green Bourbon democrats nominated Albert Thompson for representative It Is sod tbat Sam J Sbackelfoi has determined to fight before the next democratic State convention forState treasurer The president and cabinet decide that the action of the Cuban convention was not In compliance with tbe erma of the Platt amendment Intimating that they acted with undue baste Gov McSweeney of Sout Carolina has rejected the resignation uf Senators Tillman and McLaurln Gov Beckham named John Henr Wilson of Barbourvlllo as special judge In the Clay clrcult court to try the case of N C Potter against Martha Bogs The regular judge could not sit In the case and the Clay bar ould not agree- Yesterday was the birthday of Jel irson Davis he having been born June 3 1803 The last Virginia Legislature made It a holiday in order to commemorate his distinguished set Ices as a patriot Christian and champion of constitutional liberty The Kentucky Journal Is to be Inaugurated at Frankfort Its capita tock is 2000 paid up and the Incor- porators are Henry B Hines John B henault A D Martin Ben Watt W Marksburg W W Longmoor and James Pelsgrove Sam J Shackelford Ed O Leigh and others are stockholders It is now stated that Senator McLau rln will resign just previous to the meeting of Congress in December and should his successor be a BryanTill man man McLaurln will oppose him It 1902 It Is conceded in Washington that McLaurin would have no show galnst Tillman who refuses to withdraw his resignationTHIS THAT Mrs McKlnleys physicians say she h slowly dying Queen Helena of Italy was accouch cd of a daughter- A new steel company with a capital of 9259000 has been organized In Ash land Ky- Columbia S 0 was selected as the place fur the next convention of the Southern Educational Association The biggest gun ever manufactured has been set up at Sandy Hook It- will throw a 2 3T3 pound projectile 21 milesTbe Cumberland Telephone and legraph Company has decided to crease its capital stock 20 per cent or to 7500000 The striking machinists of the Southern railway Ignored the notice trnlng them to return to work and nonunlon men will be given their places Mrs Mary Kerr of Taylor county bas filed suit at Greensburg against her brother Henry Christie for 85000 Images because sho eajd he refused her entrance to her fathers death amber Contracts have already been closed for the accommodation of 14820 nights Templars during the conclave to be held in Louisville in August Tbere will be fully 25000 Knights In attendance IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES Collector Denton took in 21003973 In the district last month Win Scars was acquitted at Lundon of the murder of Henry Larue color cd Near MIddlesboro Hugh Jarihal mortally wounded Sam Moo and escaped Mrs Cornelia Irvine widow of Js Irvjne died at Danville Saturday aged 03 MIddlesboro furnace No 1 after be- Ing Idle a year went Into blast Sati dayThe Laurel grand jury returned liO Indictments over 100 for Illegal whisky sellingBurglars used chloroform at Wllrao and stole a number of watches anll jewelry Lancaster beat Central Unlversl three to two In a game of base ball at Lancaster Saturday Work was begun on the plant of tho London Wagon Company The facto ry will employ 25 men Frank Moberly colored living near Moberlys Station in Madison is hale and hearty at 100 years Mss Mary Phillips slater of Ir John Dunn of Bryantsvllle Is dead 01 pneumonia aged 43 She was burled at Lancaster yesterday Judge Wm Chenault of Ulchroon died at Colorado Springs where he had gone In search of health The Centre College base ball team was tailored at Bloomington mod Sal urday 19 to 0 by the Indiana team The Somerset Journal takes no stock In Bryans Commoner because It has no lersonals or country correspondence Tom KIdd who was sent to the penitentiary from Whitley for house ireaktng has been transferred to t he louses ot Reform Boss Sapp has secured the appointment of 60 new storekeepers and gauR erll and tightened hU grip on the republican committee The assessors books show that the real and personal property of Richmond amounts to 82002050 There arc 1133 voters In the town The members of the London bar met elected James D Black chairman an tasted resolutions of regret at the re Ignatlon of Judge J H Tinsley John Brown was shot and fatal rounded at the home of Foot Perkins iear WIlliamsburg while trying to teal one of the sisters of Perkins Mrs Mary B McKinney sister of Irs Chloe Bogle of Hnstonyllle and Irs Bradley the formers daughter died within a few days of each other ai arrisonvllle Mo Deputy Sheriff J C Wilder was appointed a special bailiff to summon jury from Whltley county to try Bll Sears whIte charged with the murdei of Henry Larue In Laurel The kill og occurred at East Bernstadt last layAfter Jule Webb was acquitted by jury of the murder of Chad Hall ii Clay county Judge Tinsley on motion of the Commonwealths attorney dill barged Wm McCollum and Taylor purlock who were indicted with blm- for the kllIng Len Cbellls while witnessing a game- base ball between two local teams at Ichmond Sunday was atruck In the- left breast by a batted ball and killed The unfortunate young man was a SemiIvearll of age E H Fox is putting a small electric Ihht plant in his engraving department to furnish light for night work A one borso power gas engine has arrived which will be used to run the prsBc8 and dynamo The dynamo was eclally designed and will furnish a current of sufficient strength for a 2 candle power arc lightAdvocateA- DDITIONAL LOCAL THE L fi N otTers another 150 roundtrip to Cincinnati Sunday Fort SALE OR REST Residence of- five rooms on Danville Avenue Six- acres of land Splendid location H ClmeDONT forget the Silver Crescent Conteat at Waltons Opera house Friday evening A portion of the house- will be reserved for white people a FortTttu SECOND TIME The toll Iate on the Lancaster and Dlx river turnplke was blown up by dynamite Saturday night The guards had been charged the day before TRAIN SERVICE TO CINCINNATI Tbe Blue Grass Vestibule tho fast- traln on the Queen Crescent Route whlcb heretofore has run dally except nday will beginning June 2nd be operated dally Sunday Included No chanJore In time will be made In either dlrectlun except that it will arrive In Cincinnati at 1015 A M Instead of 1020 A M northbound This manlf- lcent vestibule train carries elcjant- free parlor cars and U run on fast schedules PHE Knights of Pythias elected the 10110lvlnl olllcers Thursday night Chancellor Commander G W Akin coChancellor R T Bruce Prelate J T Jones Master of Work Jack- Rout Keeper of Records and Seal Harncil Wearen Master of Finance W H Wearon Maslor of Exchequer J C McClary Master at Arms John- S Baughman Inner Guard F S Mc- Clary Outer Guard J W Hagan Representatives to Grand Lodge Jas F Cummins C E Tate Past Chancel lor A H Severance J C McClary District Deputy Do You Know y That you can buy Good Goods at the The Louisville Stores Great Closing Out Sale I FOR SIXTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR And that wagon loads leave their sicr every dayI Do not wait until it is too late 666 House Furnishings Our big line of Carpets to close out at lOc to 4e 1 rynril Matting that other stores charge 3c and 40c per yard we are closing out at ICjc and 25e per yard 10 pieces malting 15e quality to close out at lOc 5 dozen paper window shades IIlth fixture V cloM out at lOc each 10 dozen linen window shades Wci quality to close out at 2c 1 0 plilra lace curtains 1 quality to close out at OPea pair 5 dozen counterpanes Marsaillcs pat terns worth II to close out at Sic 6 dozen sheets SlxOO 76c quality toIclots out at Ilk 10 pieces damask table linen 36c quality to close out at 2to pet yar- dCorsets 4 10 dozen summer corsets 50c quality lo dose out at 23c 5 dozen II tU corsets worth T5c te close out at ape A lot of black corsets to close out at GOc on the fl- BC1wLAns broke Into smith ft Per kins store at Bur ln the other nigh and were leaving with loads of goods when Mrs Lizzie Hutchison formerl of this place heard them and tent sew eral bullets after them They droppei the goods and fled James Brink a young farmer committed suicide In Madison on account of disappointment In love The Confederate Soldiers Home at Atlanta Ga was formally opened yes tcrday veterans being admitted On rumors of a corner in July wheal It was bid UD to iSle at Chicago and closed at 77ic 2Jc higher than Satur day HC RUPLEY The Merchant Tailor STANFORD KY Goods Warranted Fit GuaranteedGive a Cal KINO EAGLE King Eagle It 15 band and three lactic ugh ark bay with heavy mane and tall roes all the gaits wltb plenty of peed style Ind action Sired by Royal King lit dam Eagle Illrd 2d dam lied 3rd ditm HarrU Denmark he by Miller Denmark 4th dam Jim Itch Kin U a full brother tothe rent Silver Ring and Allle 0 the great show mars that sold tor 81000 ling Ki les 2d dam U the dam ot Minnie Boyd the treat show mire that Malt Cohen won every chore with In and told for J500 King Eagle will make tho present season ot 1001 lit my itiiljle 2S mills Welt ot stan 3rd on tho Shelby City pike at the low price or 10 to Insure A Living Colt Mares traded or parted with forfeits In nranro and money becomes due at the time ot turh transaction Will also stand tho noted mule jack Hilly loene at Ss to Insure a living colt S T IIAIUtlS STANFORD KY lowers No 25081 l11l11lk the ttuon of 1M1 at my lahle tear irner vlltit- IO to Insure a LIving Colt Flown la a hay hone Id hands high hind feet- rtitle Id ed by Florida 42 klrr yjnt 2111 Fiirtuna 3yejroM 221 Oneolll3- yeorold 22S Krencv 2 year old 22S 14 Honda onarcti 217 Fannie S 219 and six 01- btotler than 2W son avealrcdUlertonnen- Flat dam llarle 222 full titter la Nellie 1221 liy Oeo lyllkem a ot 70230 Krfornion an1 lama of Serond dam Lady lake dam ot Nellie I by illli Vermont tire of liannrr 1112 ai tndilitntor ianibetui Wllkei 222 roofai In 30 lilt The KInK 2111 l4ilr of Rnd Mreral others Third dart Kate own iliter tn annie dam of MTen In the Hit by KlnkMidt St Lawrence Fourth dam Drendi Ihomogbltr In Floweraiiromlilnnl thebluod ot ihnwnl the 11 ton oflltmbletoDla namely Mnrlda Tobin Ir leorj Wllket with that of IIIIFt Vermont InkradtSt LawrD ant thorMighbre and urlea3upercenloftheblood of llanibletonltn or at much ai a ton of Very taw horwt In herlL stint a strong breeding At an Individual he la ritually great haTlns l rnty ol nulntanco and action rompara IIrely no tialnlng be lUll shown a 212 gait over half mile track ClevelandHack Jack with white points IIY hind tilted b1lrnpbraD jackaInat the until turn of 18 to loiure a living 101- will alto wake the season at my stable tear irnemllle 0 CAUTKIt y SHOES 500 Pairs of Ladies Shoes bought at very low price to be closed out at cut and slash pricesShoes worth 250 ito selljat 135 Shoes worth 200 to close out at 110 See our lineof ladies shoes in small sizes 2 2 12 3 and 3 12 Boys Clothing 160 boys all wool snits worth from 14 to 10 to cloe out at fit to 1840 Lot of boys knee punt COc and U quality to close out at 28c to 4Oc 75 pain born summer weight knee pants to close out at Ue a pair 100 pairs hors hood latest style worth 12 and ia to close out at 9Sc and fJ 26 lion straw Fats worth 60c now go for 23c ysL 1 j city buy Has that all line and J H CO NEW feed And Stable Bruce Old Stand Depot St Stanford New and itjllih Turnouts lisle rcaionable Speclal attention traveling taleamen Hornet ought and told com minion Single fredi 30c lilY 20c Hitches inc No hitches on public dtyt oodatt Qtlon given alt stock latourjtttble fboneK y Mens Clothing 200 mens suite worth from f10 to 118 I now lactose out nt from itDto flO Why pay lo or ilO fur your sum mer suit when we cm formals you for GOc on the dollar and give you a nice clock of clothing U Immense and we guarantee to please you 300 pairs incnt old pants worth 12 el now to close At ySolose than half price Ono lot of nirnt summer pants tt quality tn go at 4110 SO dozen mena shirt latest designs the tame shirt you pay T6o and il for at other Stores we no tell out At 4o 76 dozen mens numroor undcrthltu 50c quality tn close out at So One lot of mont blaok anal tan sox 15cji nd 860 quality to elite wit at PC n 100 dozen ltalrs icons blue and gray mixed c non ox lOc quality to out at Sc- Iarge stock of nieni hats to chose out at Oc on the SI 11IbeCummins MeClary KENTUCKY Clothing Hats Furnishings Shoes Douglas Queen Quality SHOES 1 Agents Royal Tailors I No Need To Go to the to Furniture By Whole sale or Retail For t W W Withers Stanfora a stock will please his uptodate get his prices r WARD Livery Sale to on left flMlOnr See McKinney Roller Mills J B McKINNEY Prop 0lriri0gy Xy tltoFlouenFeed lc lrleea very nable OuA tom grinding a specialty D V Kennedy w r THE INTERIOR JOURNAL m TANPOItD Kv Juti J 1001 u Tltv the JudtO Tuft clear for a choice smoke at Pennys Drug Store OCR proscription work le unsurpass leDnY1Drlli IPERSONALS MR It A STONE of Lancnuor was hero Friday U D IlliliiilT Of Gray spent Sun + day at home Mils C It COLEMAN and ton Karl 1twen to Mllleroburir Friday HOLDAM STUAKT returned to her homo at Grays Saturday II C KNOLBMAN Sit has Bono lo Oklahoma with a view to locating M H8 J K LYNN wont to Somerset last week to eec tier little grandson MRS LIXZIK ASTIB of Gray It vUltlntr her eleter MM John P Hnjlc tb n J L TOTTKN was at Lebanon yentcr day tolling Champion blades and mower din BKN HOSSK went to St Mary yesterday to vlelt his eUter Mrs John B UeNnrdl Danvilletwas a truant Mr N G Tevl Dn CICKIIO HUIIANKB wife and Ifon Te llo of Paducah are vltUIng bin father Mr J W Kubankt Cot ANn MRS T P DILL went to Lebanon Saturday to see tholr daugh ter Mrs Benedict Spalding DR J D PKTTCB sad wile of Cra rchard spent several days with their daughter Mr James P Cummins Miss LUCY MIUIIR GIVKNB returned yesterday from Crawfordivllle Ind where Iho has been attending ichool- MHS W II SrovA1tM or Cloburne Texa arrived Friday to vltlt hor father Mr K S Snootamore and fam ilyMISSHS t BBTTIB AND Lou ooA and Mr W G Cowan of the 1Vos- End t pcntSuMlay at Mr J N Mono lee X LAWYKR L It IIUOIIIS has rented an olllco In the iNTBRIOR JOURNAL building and Is now very largely In the i wlmMKSUAMKS MILURBU DBAKLRY asJ W S Heaaley of Lancaster tlOct several day with Mr K II Bennley and family MR W C HAYS of the East End who wont to Ivotdale a month neo to locate oamo baok Saturday fully latltflcd with Kentucky FHIKNDH of Mr and Mr J K launch of Somerset prevented their little von with a handsome cradle filled with rattlo dolls and the likeFMRS JOHN P JONES Cincinnati yesterday greatly Improved in health Mrs W C Klllott ac companied her and Is her guest MISSBS PKAHL GATUPK Clara an Deborah Hose and Mr James Gatll of Wllllamsburg are guests of MI Arothuaa and Mr Foster MoAlliter MRS X G TKVIS of Muioula Mont who Is vliltlog her sister Mr Alice Cloyd here showed her faith In t tho I J by paying for It to March 1 1003MR HUKUS ADAMS of McKinney Texas lion u visit to bis mother Mrs t L n Adams at Uuntonvllle This Is his second visit to hs old home In 10 yearMRS JKNNIB CARPENTER and pret tV daughter Mice Mary were hero yesterday Mrs Carpenter was route to Garrard to see her niece e J B IlllTe who Is 1MR HOIIFHT BURNETT of Boston arrived last evening and Is the guest Dr and Mrs L F Huffman Mr and Mr Burnett expect to leave Tuesday for tholr homo Lexington Democr Eo T MINOR of the Hubblo section left yesterday for Peoria where he and hid father have the contract to build two whisky warehouses one with n capacity of 60000 and the other 40 000 barrels SUNDAYS Courier Journal contained pictures of tho 2S graduates of Centre College Klndrlak S Alcorn and M Poland Jr aro In the group but their picture are hardly recognlzabl- Mit AU MRS JOHN Pig of Ly s county are visiting tbo family of J Martin near Turncrsvillo Mr Pet i a si year old but III a very acute y for his years ills wife Is 2 years junior t IN speaking of George B Saufloya examination for law license at Mt Ver non the Signal eays The examine C C and Judge William speak In t highest terms of young Mr Sautloya ability Ho will hang his snlnglo hero for a while MESSRS J II AND T M ARNOLD two gallant cXConfedorato soldiers of Garrard were hero Friday returning from tho reunion at Memphis They bad w glorious tlmo with their old comrades und others who fought for the loat cause Miss MARY HUIIIIARD the hat some and talented art tanchor at tho Female College left Saturday for her homo In Birmingham Ala During her sojourn here she bas endeared herself to all who have had the pleasure of her acquaintance and there is a general hope that she will return as a bride and become a permanent resident t keopertorATTORNEY JOHN BROWN of Mt Vernon Wild hero yesterday MR LEWIS UOSSELL of the Pey ton s Well section U very III MnsS P STAUO came from borneIfolks ELLItN POWKLL and Dolllo Cabboll of Ilustonvllle were hero yes terday MRS II It MILLS of Mlddlesboro Is with her parents Mr and Mrs J II Bright ItOIIKRT MORKLAND Of Lexington coast several days with his sister Mr W C Shanks M ISSKS LUCY AND TOMMIB FRANCIS of Lancaster ipoat yesterday with Mrs J Francis JOB BARiam and wlfo returned to Ashovllle N C Saturday after a ale It to the latters father J Walker Glv boa DR AND MRS ItiHLis COLLINS of WettOIIITo Col Mrs Wm Collins and Mr and Mrs Sum Phelps and lit tlo daughter of Richmond were guests several days of Mr and Mrs P W Carter LOCALS Ilea FINISH at Craig 0 lockers COMMENCEMENT presents at Hamil tans Bio bargains In summer hosiery J P Junes NEW things In neck wear at Cum mini it McClarye SIKCIALprice on Quccnsware CabALL kind of vegetables Wednesday morning Gco II Parrl ft Co POll SAIB Two secondhand bind choreford LADIBS If you want your gloves fit perfectly buy thorn of us Al gloves lilted In the house J1 Jones tiuo Bermuda lOo 100 Southern Queens I2i Brailllan Jlo W S 1Ylghn Morcland Ky Doan got Into Lewis L Doty sheep Friday night and killed nlna and dogdu WMaxYlllodarklea1t Moroland got six months subscription to this paper ire by guessing within a few copies of tho number of paper we print Ho looK- ed over our mailing galleys and made hll estimate HUTCHISON Mr Jal W Hutch on of this NoallJ Creek section died riday after n lingering Illness of can- umptioD aged 20 She was berled at her late homo Saturday after service by Rev W K Arnold Mr Hutchi denn was n daughter of William Cooley a LiueeTHE burglars paid their respect toat JI Bruce tho night they robbed tinresidences of Messrs George L Penny and J M Mcltobcrti They raised a back window but could not gel In and departed doing no damage save leav tog a gate open and causing Mr Bruco to think ho had lost a bocce which wan tiered out The animal was found at his farm several hours later DAMAGE SurrAlex Martin as ad ministrator of his son Walter Martin endies for 120000 Several week a lightning struck the line of wire and 1tofi tar Martin who was sitting under an awning at Hamiltons store In How ntInod PlalnlllT claim that the death was duo to tbo carelessness of the com Punic in lotting the WHO continue to stay on tho house after being ordered to remove It and because of thou full uro to provide ground wires and other safeguards against lightning THE court of appeals reversed the cotArt th against GInn fe Co The action was to allegUed to echokola or forhieIn and in Kentucky at 81 The higher court holds that when tho county superinten dent discovers fraud In the salo of brlh0ng all amount of tho bond tho money to go to the common schools of that county PARSONS James Henry Pars died at his homo on the Preachers plko yesterday after a long illness which begun with grip Ho was born In 1815 and a good portion of his and bonorablo life was spent In t county Ho was a brother of placed and high agoMrand she and two little children the youngest hardly a year old survive Ho was a member of tho Goshen church and was a regular attendant at its a vices until his Illness The rema will be token to Crab Orchard this byElder 00 to Craig ft Hooker for perfect- ingfitt spectacles Go TO Jones for shoes He carries the bent goods made plctureIrllmcs OpeNettFreezers John Bright Jr L Co patuntYlcllUppera NEW mounts and bon plct urea and everything new Miss Sa cray ItEMEMUBR that our terms are cash Loa rash prices on teed of all kinds J II Bnugbman t Co 60500 GOOD brick for sale Also handle the best grades of coal Call on me T L Sbelton Rowland HMDS circus will stretch Its tents at Huslonvllle Saturday next Mr Sam uulltulllwaDU It distinctly understood that It la not his attAl- rSxA1uCIIAlIMEitGeorge Newland little son of exMarshal O J Nowland Is u snake charmer Ho amused his playmates the other day by catching a goodeUed snake and playing with It like the average child duce a doll START ItiaiiT John Bright Jr L Co start out in business right by tak fog a goodsized advertisement In hit paper which our readers should care fully peruse each Issue They aryl of fa ring somo unheard of bargains In or der to make room for new good and tney cordially In vita you to call In and got your share plywhen they broke into H C Bright residence and got a 850 gold watch as ain and low J P Harbisons secured a watch and SO belonging to Bowen Fox They oleo stole a number duIwho has our thanks telophoutO s LINCOLN COUNTY DREW FIRST Stmgleton near Wayneaburg burned Sat urday evening May 25th It was In lured in the Farmers Homo Insurance Co of Junction City for 8500 The company has been doing business near ly two years and this le lu first total loss The lose was adjusted on tho 28lb just three days after fire Paid In full no discount No threefourth clause In their policy Ton commencement week epees beautifully and wnen the pupils of Stanford Female College filed into tbo Christian church and were seated thero was not left standing room so gre was tbo crowd After appropriate an well rendered music Including a eel by Mrs L B Cook Rev H A yell of the Danville Baptist preached a very Instructive sermon which Is highly complimented by all wbo beard It The annual contort and elocutionary entertainment will occur Walton Opera House tomorrow ight Wednesday and the closing ex ercUes at the same place Thursd morning HUSTONVILLE FAmAt a meeting of the stock men and others at Huston villa Saturday It was decided to heldafair there July 24 25 and 20 James P Harper who was a decided suttees last year was again chosen president Gill Cowan one of the best talc men in the country was made first vice pre ent W D Becker secretary and Hocg0k secretary at treasurer of every fair Hustonvlllo has had In years and they make capital of ficers The directors and vlcopresl dents selected are among the best and most substantial citizens of Lincoln and adjoining counties It was decid ed to offer liberal premiums In every ring and to spare neither than nor means In making the exhibition a suc tees In every particular As usual the INTERIOR JOURNAL will celebrate t occasion by getting out a fair dally rToe Danvlllo News Is conaldarn oil when it says chore are seven ra costa to be tried at the next term the Lincoln circuit court which begins Monday Circuit Clerk Honiara who ought to know says there are only two cases of rape and two for detoat l There are thr b murder cases on t docket Thomas Lee for killing Te cumsch Waters at Klngsvillo Christ mas was tried last court but had a hung jury The other two cases very old ones but both will more eralikely bo tried this term They Dudley Taught for killing C C Ko kcndorlTor at Moreland Oct 15 killingIll Juno 4 1887 Vaught had a bung jury so after the killing occurred and ho was authorltldaas are informed and bo served a term In tbo penitentiary Fish charged with kill lieagowas recently arrested at Vlnconn Ind There arc 53 Commonwealth 18 ordinary IS ordinary appearances 18 equaflty seek to be legally separated at term Crab Orchard Misses Annie Bronaugh and Bert James made a visit to Danvlllo Mon dayMr Hugh Hnpan of Livingston has gone for his new drugs and will soon n his toro adjoining tho dry goods of Robert Edmlston There Is not a vacant storeroom or residence hero now and we do trust that Crab Orchard will continuo on the up grade The children of the Christian Sunday school prepared exercises for Cbll drens Day and presented them In tbo Christian church Sunday night They made quite a success of their un dertaking A crowded house witnessed their performance and all went away feeling that It was good to have been there Guests aro beginning to arrUo and Crab Orchard is putting on her usual summer attlro Vehicles of all descrip gettlnZInfamous old Crab Orchard Springs and the gathering of the druggists of the State which grand body will convene hero on tho 18ih Manager JB Willis and wife are making extensive prepa rations for the comfort of their many anticipated guests during the coming season and heres success to them Dr E G Dick of the Keeley Insti tute left Friday night for Rockford ill to be present at the nuptials of his daughter Miss Helen wbo Is to be wedded to Mr Countryman on the 5th Mrs Judge Collier and daughter Miss Fannie of Mt Vernon are pleasant guests of Miss Fannie Langford Mr Gray returned Friday from a business Livingstonlofteasant slay with per parents Dr and rs Decree Her daughter Sellna will remain for some weeks Mrs willdShelbyvllle Ind Dr Doores was de lighted with his sojourn in Memphis ring the Confederate reunion He manydvas concourse of people Aunt Clara Sin gleton continues very feeble Dr app Improves slowly Aunt Amanda Roberts Is still quite ill Prof Rlggs and wife left Friday fobs visit to Indi ana Miss Grace Tudor spent Sunday spentSundayof Indiana lea visitor of Mrs Jeff Holman Hey G W Shepherdwent to Paint Lick Saturday to till bis ap pointment there dBROWN FILLY LOST lIeavyInTIIOUAH House Gilberts Creek Ky aLOST STRAYED OR STOLEN oDark bay mare mall very short mane both eyes weak as If nearly blind MrsJluloGO TO SU1lowntnrlcnDry llowli lloott Shoft lUl iroctrlti Hard wire Ac and olTen tiarplrt In all Imn Errrjr Isayon Posted permitnyoneproseutedt1TEMNar ULUUASX MULES FOR SALE fromUonesdIlustoavtlleicy NOTICE SIngerSowing daysISummer Boarders t have rented private property opposite andhJune Int Wrllo tor terms U MILE ROWMAN SMITH IcyblyofTO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN We hereby state that the Dlsi Plow sold by theOliversuperior to the cradle W O COWAN a00Dho i SWEET WILLIAM makeare57 to Insure a Living Colt IredbStlgallsJuoOur past experience as mulo dealers war jalkwillone as his colts will attest gotE I WOODS A SONS Stanford SHERIFFS SALE FOR TAXES I wilt sell at public outcry on Monday theearpay tliw taxes on OHAU ORCHARD GOJohnwilllilETOVILLEAJ Hujcton bouse arlot 3 S M OWEN Sheriff This Space Has Been Engaged For One Year by John Bright Jr Co I Who Succeed the Frrm of Warren Shanks and Through this Medium willI TELL THE PEOPLE What They Have To Sell JustIn Seasoi s rWe are showing this week nice values in Umbrellas and Parasols ladies Silk Glovesr Lisle Thread Hose- Summer Corsets Ideal Kid Sliypers Neckwear Laces and EmbroiderinsE- ggs taken at highest market price JOHN P JONES Stanford 3 Seasonable Goods of All Kinds Lawns Tissues Hosiery Gloves Dimities Ribbons gjiaces Ties Corsets jt Umbrellay Strap Slippers Etc Etc Etc Severance Sons We have one of the largest and beet selected stocks of Vehicles J youCarriageslow figures We also carry an excellent lino of Farl11inJllllpJelnelits Including Farm Wagons Tooth and Disc Harrows Plows Rollers Elc1In fact everything in the implement line used on the farm our own Rubber Tire Plant and can replace your old Rubber Tiresa 7 J Much cheaper titan you can send to the city and Lave it done and also save you freight charges Call when you are in town Bruce Bright Danville New Goods New Firm 1 And Every Day Is Bargain Day Where You Find Everything Perfectly Fres And jrou have a Nice New Stock to select from Your patronage willj bo appreciated Goods delivered promptly Call andjsce us w w SAUNDERS r NCO Phone 88 110 West Main Street- I I r THE INTMOOTRNAL r sabllahaTtxlaeaaadFriduAT s 4itPERYEAR CASH When not aopatdtB2OO will btcbtrjed Entered n the pottofflce at Stanford at eoondclau matter ERDILLEHAYDANVILLE KY Manufacturer of 3RICKI tAndDealer InILime Cement c o Write For Prices A S PRICE iSurreonf Stanford Ky hi Omoorr UcRobert1 Building Drug StoreIn the Owaler t IJ R A JONES DENTIST Stanford Ky Office over HigRtns A McKlnncys Story 1Tolephone No 4S JUST LIKE A MILL I have opened a branch In the George Holmes property In Crab Orchard where I will be grad to give flour meal bran Bhlnstuff ic for your wheat and corn Give 33 of good flour and 10 pounds bran to the bushel of 2 wheat Our Is ground on the oldfasblot 45 Inch burrs It Is my desire to keep this exchange at your town and I trust you will me a liberal hare of patronage I retail hour and meal at wholesale The flour and meal are made at the Farmers Roller Mill at Stanford I sell corn by the feed or bushel MORRIS FILED Patterson manager tot Crab Orchard ExchangePRUITTBROS r MOIU LAND KY r FurnitureUndertaking i And Livery Dr RGGOLDSTEIN Optic Specialist of 116 West Burnett Ave Kr will be la Stanford Monday June 10th To remain a few days only Consultation and Examination FREE BEAZLEY HAYST- 72TDTAZERS DK1LIM IN Furniture lattiussRuJS And Wall Paper They will Exchange Furniture for all kinds of Stork Give them- a call Prices right STANFORD KENTUOKY JC+ MCGUMY 2 1 UNDERTAKERMauutacturorand HABNESS SADDLERY 80 Stanford Ky SAW MILL FOR SALE I desire to tell my saw mill or will trad o It for stock or will move It to a body of timber and saw It If party wishes O W SINOLETOS Crab Orchard FOX LOGAN LIVERY FEED AND BALE STABLE DANVILLE KENTUCKY Hones and Mules constantly on Land and for sale at alt times W Logan Wood Man- agerMason HotelM- RS U D SIMPSON Pror Lancaster z Kentucky Newly furnished clean beda splendi table Everything firatclasa Porter meet all trains 89 Painting Repairing I am prepared to paint and repair your carriage or wagon In lf1Itclasutyle Experienced men to do It and work guaranteed can pure your old vehicle mad- now I for very little money J II OKEEK Stanford Ky Farmers Roller Mills STANFORD ST MORRIS FRED PKOPBIETOU I desire to announce to the public that 1 am ready to do any and all grind- Ing and that I will at all times furnish tbe best o- fFlour Moal Shipstuff OMckon Food Etc At the very lowest and I solicit a share of patronage promising to give mebutpatronage MORRIS DrsSlavinfc PhillipsO- STEOPATHISTS Will be In Danrllle Mondays Wednesday and Friday Will be In Stanford Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday Office In the l nnln loa ltillJlng UnforJOI lice hours 9 to 12 Hj to r U OSTEOPATHY Thli Science originated and developed by Dr A T Still of KlrtiTllle Mo depends on the principles of Anatomy and Physiology for lu re no rubbing no syrgIploieratlonsandclalms obln super Osteopathymachine ofao many lu all parta are properly adjusted and not overworked health U tile result Some of tile diseases treated by us Xtrrous Prostration Ileadacbea Neuralgia Ilheumatlsm CaLlrrIlJWeak Granulated Lids Goitre lotTer Lung Diseases Constipation Piles Gall Stones Enlarged Prostrate all Stom ach and trouble UUease ol Bones and J1nll 8rlnalCuatureltDlslocatlODlltll1 JolnLl AtxParalysis Dlsease a specially Consultation Free Lincoln CountyNational Bank Capital Stock 1100000- SucceMor to Tile Farmers Bank A Trust Compan and under same management contlnu tOutly for 33 Solicits ankYell Hoping such builnras relations mutua ly beneficial and plsajV DIP CTOttS J JSOi5T Sr JN Menefv A W Carpenter W II Cummins J E Lynn S U Shanks J F Cub J H Ovslcy OFFICERS S U Shanks President I DOwsler Cashier W SL Urlrbt Aut Cash FIRST NATIONAL BANK OK STANFORD KY Chilli Stock 153000 Barplui HOOOO This Institution originally established u the De JOIIt Dank lie Stanford la 1858 then reorganized he National Dank of Stanlord In 186J andagali irganlted as the First National Bank ol Stanforr 192 hat bad practically an uninterrupted nc for year It Is better supplied now wltt clllues for trantactlnj business promptly and ally than seer before In its long and honoiab carMr Accounts of IndUlduala fiduclarlt ndlndlrlduals solicited niKICTOKS F ReidLlneolnCotJWPaydenStantur iTHarris 811 Baughman J S Rocker TP Rill VP Walton W A Tribble J UCoUUrCrabOrcbM Jai Robinson Hubble DElmore Stanford orncas J S llorker President J J McUobertt CaibUr r James Fryes Great Carpet Sale i HUSTONVILLE- P I will sell for the next few days ONLY the best quality of two ply all wool carpets at 60c a yard former price C5c to 75o Jute and nt 25c worth 35c Finest quality cotton chain mattings Beautiful Patterns at 25c Worth 35c Lot at I8c worth 25c Lot at lOc worth 15c All new goods andjlitcst patterns Come at once if you want a carpet I cant stand It loneat a time 1 am no millionaire Other merchants will tell you This Is I A Lie but you come and see for yourself JAil Fan Hustonvillc 21 e u NEWS NOTES The drys won In Rowan county Seventyseven recruits were obtain ed In Lexington last week Mrs Daniel Muldoon of Covlnctoo Is the mother of four patra of twins In 12 year Wiley Kirk a Negro was hanged at Toweon Md for criminal assault on a white woman Mrs Vin Alsop committed suicide at Dunbar Pa by eating matches She ate nearly 1000 King Farmer was assassinated near Anniston Ala and his body placed on the railroad track Joseph Klrwln of Mayevllle an L fc N brakeman fell between cars at Paris and was killed A poatofllcc has been established at Beef bide Letcber couuy with Marde lla Potter postmaster It Is stated that 40 men were killed and ICO wouuded by the police In the riot of May 20 In St Petersburg George Mulligan of Liberal Kansas while waiting at Seattle to sail for the Yukon was robbed of 17000 by fool padsSeven people were drowned by the rowboat they were In sweeping over a dam In the Schuylklll river near Phil adelphia Dr R L Carrick of Georgetown was elected president of the State Homeopathic Medical Society which will hold its next meeting at Lexington In a trolley car accident at Wilming ton Del one man was killed one fa tallyburt and 25 passengers seriously InjuredThe Lewis county grand jury indicted George Parker who outraged his two daughters but the Incestuous brute has not been arrested According to the report of the State board of equalization the value of taxable property In Kentucky has In creased 814032153 during the past year The association of military surgeons In session at St Paul passed a resolu lion In favor of the repeal of the anti canteen law claiming that the aboli tion of the canteen has increased In temperance and disorder In the army The annual report of State Mine In spector G W Stone shows that the production of the commercial coal mines In Kentucky during the past year reached 5020075 tons as compar ed with 4 505439 tons during the pre vious year As a result of the Inquiry into the recent mutiny of West Point cadets 83 were found guilty 57 being given sentences of punishment and all reduced to ranks Five were dismissed six were suspended for 10 months and the others confined in barracks and area Mrs Ottlo Heater killed her bus band little cblld and herself at Cot legion llenry Wattcraon Jr son of the Journalist has been appointed a second lieutenant In In the regular army Tho court of appeals has decided that banks must pay taxes for the years 1600 and 1897 under the general tax law Mrs Rose Plcrman who formerly sold lead pencils on the streets of LOW isville end who was recently located In an altuihouse Is said to have 20000 deposited In a Louisville bank President Patterson of the Ken lucky State College has asked the pity of Lexington for an endowment fund of 20000 lor tho purpose of building a medical department of tho college Five men Including a father and three eons arrested for stealing were taken from otUcera ID MoJoe county Cal by a mob and hanged to a bridge The olllcers were compelled to assist In the execution John Alexander Dowle proclaimed himself to a Chicago audience as Eli jah the propbet nod the restorer of all things Over 3000 people rose to their feet to Indicate their belief In the truth ol his statement In a frenzied speech Dowlu cursed the Pope and the Roman Catholic church and scored Free Ma sonry the newspapers and the bank ers lie declared he bad come to pro claim theocracy and to place the name of God In the constitution Ills tint mcrsago Is for tithes- LNNECESSARY LOSS OF TIME Mr W S Illiedon Cashier of the First National Hank of Wintertet Iowa in a recent letter gives some experience with a carpenter In his employ that will le of value to other mechanics He says I had n carpenter working for me who was obliged to stop work for several days on account of being troubled with diarrhoea I mentioned to him that I had been fJml larly troubled and that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy had cured me He bought a bottle of it front the druggist here and informed me that one dose cured him and he is again at his work For sale by Craig A Hockcr Druggist The total number of hogs packed in tho United States this season during the month of March and April was 3 004000 against 4010000 for the same period of 1900 BEWARE OF OINTMEST8 FOR CATAIIHI THAT 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Has anyone been reading the NBC Facebook page? If not, this is your opportunity to find the answer to this week's history question. Go to the NBC Facebook page and find a posted photo of the current campus site before any buildings were built. In that photo there is a billboard with a statement about the future campus. What does the sign say on the Bible?
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After serving as senior pastor of Timothy Baptist Church, Athens, Georgia for nearly 25 years, Bishop Jerry F. Hutchins knew it was time for something different. "We organized a Transition Team almost a year ago,†said Bishop Hutchins, "and that team worked diligently, meeting twice each month, to work through the process and then making the formal presentation to the Church. When the presentation was made, the church gave overwhelming approval.â€
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This learning resource in the PubMed Health A.D.A.M. medication encyclopedia is about hypertension (high blood pressure). Blood pressure is the measurement of the force against the walls of the human arteries as blood is pumped by the heart through these arteries in to the whole body. Another name for high blood pressure is hypertension. High blood pressure is measured using the cuff and the stethoscope. The right blood preesure cuff must be used to get the correct blood pressure. The normal... More
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Dear friends, as I go on in the Christian life, I am coming to appreciate more just how important it is for us to give to the poor. We need to give time, physical resources AND the gospel to the poor. Without giving time, our hearts are not involved. Without giving food and other things, our love is empty talk, and without giving the gospel and God's Word, we neglect the true eternal needs of the very people who are most likely to be responsive to God's call.
In Matthew 25, the parable of the sheep and the goats, Jesus made it clear that our attitude towards helping the seemingly unimportant people in desperate need reveals whether we are "sheep" – destined to enjoy God forever, or "goats" – those who call Jesus Lord but are on our way to hell. It is the "goats" who shut their eyes and ears to the needs of those around us, especially the needs of poor Christians.
We cannot give to everyone who sends a request over the internet, because really we don't know who they actually are, but if we have money and resources and time available, I believe we should visit the poor both locally and overseas, with a view to doing something for them. After we have cared for our own families we need to think about caring for the Body of Christ and then our fellow human beings who have yet to know God's love.
There will be more and more poor people even in the western nations in the years ahead. In the United States especially, we will no doubt see more and more homeless people, hungry people, sick people and people in prison. But there are poor and needy people in all nations. Even in rich nations such as Australia where I live, there are people who are beginning to slip through the cracks.
God is against the doctrines which teach men to endlessly accumulate wealth and serve Mammon. Those claiming to be "spirit-filled" Christians have enough money and time to evangelise the world a million times over, and probably enough wealth and knowledge to solve the poverty problems of the world also. But sadly, we show by our actions that we, the professed followers of Jesus, simply do not care. "Tell someone who cares" said one Christian man to me on the Gold Coast who was busy accumulating and building his property portfolio, when I tried to share with him the possibility of reaching India for Christ for relatively small sums through television. At least he was honest with me about the fact that he did not care. Many are not.
Jesus frequently called people to part with their earthly wealth, give it to the poor and trust Him for provision. We don't want to hear that from Jesus today, but it does not mean He is not saying it. There are grave warnings in the Scripture given to those who love money, but the false prophets on TV are not sharing these warnings with us, because they themselves are lovers of money and the things money can buy. We need to know Jesus for ourself in these perilous times, and show we love Him by what we do for "the least of these". We can't show love for Jesus simply by sending money to "big shots". To give to Jesus, give to a sincere Christian who is in great need. If you are wealthy enough to go on an oversees trip for a few weeks, I encourage you to make a trip to a developing nation and find some church planters you can help – those who are also caring for the poor.
James 1:27 "Pure and undefiled religion before God and the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their trouble, and to keep oneself unspotted from the world."


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NEW PORT RICHEY -- A 44-year-old Clearwater firefighter was charged Friday with aggravated battery, accused of stabbing another man in a Pasco parking lot Nov. 22, deputies said. Scott D. Rebello, 36, of Tarpon Springs told deputies that he followed a dark blue pickup truck that cut off his truck on U.S. 19 in Port Richey.
Rebello followed the truck into the parking lot of the Embassy Crossing shopping center and smashed the pickup's driver's window, officials said. The driver, later identified as James Wayne Thomas of Clearwater, stabbed Rebello four times, according to reports. Rebello was taken to a local hospital and released.
Thomas called the Pasco County Sheriff's Office after the incident, said sheriff's spokesman Kevin Doll.
Deputies arrested Thomas on Friday. He was released from jail Friday on $5,000 bail.
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I was teaching Android Game App development today. The session where I go through all of the code. The session as such went quite well IMHO.
Except, I "obviously" plugged my own games, as examples of game representations within a game. A student of mine downloaded BoB, and played it hanging about while waiting for a mate finishing asking me questions. To my surprise BoB crashed on him!
Apart from being only "slightly" embarrassing this was a great opportunity for a more in depth bug report. Not only had I observed him play a normal game, but also seen him finish, so I knew that the bug was in the transition between playing and finishing a game. So, I got him to file a bug report, and my was it interesting!
I can now locate the bug in the Scoreloop API, perhaps not surprising as the BoB game is using an old'ish version of the library, but nonetheless it is reassuring to know that the bug is related to failing to sending the highscore correctly, and not timing out, therefore not allowing the surfacedeletion to happen. This makes Android timeout, and that seemingly blows up everything within the system, as my code relies on the normal OS life cycle of an app. I must find a proper solution to this problem, but at least I now know the cause of the problem.
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From Homeland to Zero Dark Thirty, spies are once again dominating popular culture: bitter, obsessed, conflicted spies. Archer – the filthy, funny spy cartoon returning for its fourth season on FX on January 17th – is the antidote, returning to the freewheeling world of James Bond and his unzipped cohorts. "There's this perception that spies are traveling all over the globe with an unlimited expense account and having amazing sex on rooftops in Paris," the show's creator, Adam Reed, tells Rolling Stone. "The backdrop of global espionage is potentially huge, but I like ignoring it to focus on the petty bickering of the characters. That way, I don't have to learn how global espionage works – because it's actually very complicated."
The show, dense with jokes (on topics ranging from anal sex to the difference between a furrier and a farrier) and its own twisted mythology, is the spiritual child of Arrested Development – even going so far as to include many of that show's alumni among its voice actors. (Reed's two favorite TV shows of all time: Arrested Development and The Andy Griffith Show.) Jessica Walter, the boozy, imperious matriarch on Arrested Development, here plays the boozy, imperious head of the spy agency ISIS – and the mother of the title character, one of the world's best secret agents. "Archer is pretty much a terrible person, a raging alcoholic weirdo," says Reed. "But I wish I had his looks. And I wouldn't mind having a valet or all those clothes."
In a Hollywood recording studio with gray soundproofing on the walls, actor Chris Parnell (SNL, 30 Rock), wearing jeans and a plaid shirt, is recording his lines as Cyril, the sex-addicted ISIS accountant: "Actually, the United States bought the Virgin Islands from Denmark." In this episode, ISIS tries to recover a nuclear bomb from the ocean floor and then ransom it back to the American government. (Archer spends most of the episode getting drunk.) "The show's very raunchy," Parnell says afterwards. "It's great that it comes on as late as it does."
Also on tap for the fourth season: a crossover with the Fox show Bob's Burgers (H. Jon Benjamin does the lead voice for both programs). Reed explains, "Archer finds himself working in a burger joint with a mustache. Archer's mom has, in between seasons, gotten married to a guy named Ron Cadillac. And Archer gets bitten in the scrotum by a cobra. Those are the high points."


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Taxing industrious, wealthy or lucky Scots may make many exiles, writes Brian Monteith
The cunning plan of Ed Miliband to force a vote at Westminster on a "mansion tax" is already looking too clever by half. Excuses for not supporting the proposal, originally backed by the Liberal Democrats, are already being put forward by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg while Vince Cable's evasiveness makes excruciating television.
While Miliband's ruse to sow division in the coalition government is likely to fail, it has at least had the benefit of forcing a debate on the value of such wealth taxes in the London-based UK media where, after all, the vast majority of the £2 million-plus properties are based.
That may seem irrelevant to the political debate in Scotland, but for the fact that decisions taken on tax policy do have an impact on the Scottish economy, and will continue to do so even if the Scottish people choose independence from the UK. The discussion about the pros and cons of a "mansion tax" also coincides with the beginnings of a debate initiated amongst Scotland's left-of-centre politicians and commentators about what social justice should mean in Scotland and the role of redistributing wealth as a means of reducing inequality.
The "mansion tax", as conceived originally by the Liberal Democrats, was to be applied to properties worth over £1m, and as now designed by Labour would be for properties over £2m. According to property specialists Savils, this higher threshold would still catch some 74,000 homes in the UK, but these would mostly be in London or its immediate environs. As a UK tax it would raise an expected £1.48 billion but the Scottish contribution would surely be paltry. A review of houses for sale in Scotland reveals only a handful with asking prices of over £2m.
This suggests there would be little point in applying such a tax in an independent Scotland. It would probably cost more to administer than it could collect. So would the SNP foresee any such tax being continued following independence were a British government to introduce it before hand, or would it introduce a similar tax of its own if the UK had decided against one?
A clue to the party's thinking might be given by how the SNP MPs at Westminster choose to vote on Ed Miliband's motion when it is put to the Commons, although it would not surprise me to find they choose to abstain altogether, for the SNP has been especially coy over the issue.
Scotland's relationship with the rest of the UK needs to be considered; it is no accident that London is the sixth largest French city in the world, in terms of French people living there, with France's tax system contributing to so many high-earners relocating. The same pattern could be repeated in an independent Scotland with London becoming a magnet for industrious and wealthy Scots wishing to escape the clutches of redistributive social justice meted out by green-eyed Scottish politicians.
To be at all practicable in Scotland, the threshold of property values at which a "mansion tax" could work would have to be far lower than the £2m being proposed by Ed Miliband, probably as low as £1m or even £750,000. Whatever the threshold chosen the chief difficulties of the tax would remain: that it does not reflect ability to pay, that valuing only a house does not necessarily reflect someone's wealth and that it would be open to widespread tax avoidance.
As property values can move quite dramatically even within the space of a tax year there would need to be an assessment, not just of those houses above the threshold of say, £2m, but those immediately below it too, as they could move into liability once property markets improve. In other words, the administrative cost of any "mansion tax" must include valuations of properties that are not going to be taxed – a highly inefficient way to tax people.
Similarly, in a depressed market, such as we have had for the last five years, the tax base could sink considerably with dramatically declining revenues reflecting the number of properties falling below the threshold. Reducing the threshold to maintain revenues would be especially iniquitous, as it would in effect be punishing people whose wealth was declining.
Likewise a very wealthy individual could have three houses across the country: a £1.5m penthouse flat in the city centre, a £1.8m house in the country and a £1.3m holiday home in the Highlands – a total value of £4.6m that were it one house would attract a liability of £26,000 a year – and not pay the mansion tax at all. All of this points to how clumsy a "mansion tax" is as a wealth tax, for it does not take account of possessions like expensive jewellery, works of art, rare antique collections, all of which can be worth more than a house of £2m.
Only when such details are presented do the hazardous consequences of taxing wealth come to light. Are valuations of other assets to be gathered and included to ensure a wealth tax truly reflects someone's wealth or is it simply a blunt instrument to beat up the rich, no matter how imprecise it is, and with no care for how it must distort peoples' behaviour as they switch their wealth away from property into untaxable items?
When the Scottish Left start discussing redistribution of wealth, do they believe in having a "mansion tax" or any other wealth tax in Scotland? There are lots of fine words said and written about sociological theory but rarely do these come together to actually spell out what policies would deliver the redistribution they say is necessary.
Certainly Labour's Scottish MPs will be voting for a "mansion tax" at Westminster, but are their political principles so pure that they would want such a tax in an independent Scotland, or introduced at Holyrood under devolved powers? Or are their principles just rank opportunism of the type that has scunnered the public's attitude towards politicians?
Add to this the SNP's support for freezing the council tax, from which the main beneficiaries have been those on the highest property band, and it is no wonder the stench of hypocrisy surrounding any discussion of social justice and the redistribution of wealth is nauseating.


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Dear community!
In the last week we (My class and me) produced a video with iMovie for a competition called "History Award". It was a school project and we were told to compare our free time activites to that of our grandparents. For Example we compared the Football World Championship of '54 and 2006. ( For general information; we are going to a german school )
So we made interviews with our grandparents, added some pictures and underlined the movie with music. We had just few days because our teacher told us about the competition very late.
However. Our school is called "Gymnasium Luisenschule Mühlheim" and I just want to beg you to vote for our video. So we will win the competition. Maybe you want to give some feedback, too.
To see the video follow this link: http://www.history.d...award/2010.html (It is the first Video with the green icon "History Award 2010")
To vote for our school follow this link http://www.history.de/index.php?id=634
For everyone who does not understand how to vote (because of the language) here I created a "Mini How To":
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2nd Part: http://img704.images...reenshot2ve.png
Thank you very much!!!!!!!
(And I'm so sorry for that bad english, tommorow I will write a classtest )
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PUSH! Please help me to win the competetion; we are still on the third place.
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- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Elevator/lift
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Pillow menu
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Premium bedding
- Pillowtop mattress
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 25-inch flat-screen TV
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Daily housekeeping
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Special features
DiningSeasons by Atlantica - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Awards and affiliations
Green / Sustainable Property
This property participates in Green Key Eco-Rating Program, a program that measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy.
Atlantica Hotel Halifax's small print
Also known as
- Atlantica Halifax
- Atlantica Hotel Halifax Nova Scotia
- Atlantica Halifax Hotel
- Atlantica Hotel
- Atlantica Hotel Halifax
- Halifax Atlantica
- Halifax Atlantica Hotel
- Halifax Hotel Atlantica
- Hotel Atlantica
- Hotel Atlantica Halifax
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Parking height restrictions apply.
Mandatory fees
Deposit: CAD 100.00 per stay
Optional extras
Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge of CAD 30.00
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of CAD 30.00
Self parking costs CAD 20 per night with in/out privileges
Valet parking costs CAD 25.00 per night with in/out privileges
Rollaway beds are available for CAD 20.0 per night
Continental breakfast is offered for an extra charge of CAD 11.95 per person (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
What's around Atlantica Hotel Halifax
- In South End, Halifax
- Halifax Citadel (17-minute walk)
- Public Gardens Park (9-minute walk)
- Dalhousie University (18-minute walk)
- Emera Oval (5-minute walk)
- Museum of Natural History (6-minute walk)
- Nova Scotia Archives (13-minute walk)
- Halifax Public Gardens (13-minute walk)
Getting around
- Halifax, NS (YHZ-Stanfield Intl.) 29-min drive
- Halifax Station 27-min walk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Valet parking (surcharge)
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Logic of English: Foundations, Level A Cursive (Science of Reading) {Review}
(This is a long post… I've debating breaking it into parts… but oh well.)
Today, I get to share with you a new treasure to our family in our homeschool curriculum and I'm delighted to review this new-to-me program that I definitely want to stick with on further levels in the Logic of English ~ (http://www.LogicofEnglish.com). I was granted the blessing to obtain and use Foundations, Level A as well as a set of reusable resources, and the iOS Doodling Dragons App. I was curious about the curriculum, but had no idea the delight that we were in for on this adventure!
Logic of English Review
The Logic of English: Foundations program is recommended for ages 4 to 7 and is designed to easily be used in schools, homeschool settings, older struggling readers, and English Language Learners. I'm certain it would make a good addition to a co-op setting. The Level A is for the beginning reader and opens the world of reading through basic phonogram knowledge, beginning handwriting skills, short vowel and consonant blends decoding.