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WMUT tjw? T - 1 s -t 'J V THE INTERIOR JOUBHAL, 3TANF0HD. KENTUCKY TUESDAY, DECEWiEW 24. lll2f r 'W ' I iuvd iMaa-T-raaa DHwTi iTflHHVii rt t hffiSBHKHSBi k JIHBHHRei HnnHP'wBirv BrlvUI' L i&Hr BBSSS- "" SS'-JSBk HHb5w' ' HrP' IHniffSmA vKsP'NIk. KW l. j7;fflW MMk& - mw HHB'HHH' VB "w . v- m& mm--ssm n-- HBL -J&tmJUt wmmm-Trmz - A P. llannrd, President, J. M Gentry, Vico President. -A Luther Stivers, Salon 5fnnnccr R. h. linker See. & Trcan. . LexingtonTobacco Warehouse Co. Vfe (INCOKPOHATKD) AUCTIONEERS :-J. C. Roberts, J.K. fiiubon. Karlv Bbiw. & Ilrotliora. Luther Stivers In A Class By Himself Sales Manager and Booster forthe followlnq houses: Warehouses: Shelbirrne. Lexington. Stivers, . (Vntrnl Kv. , Growers Manaacrs: . A. P. Imrnnrd, J. W. Rodes, lidnil Pros., J. N. Gibbons. I.uthcr Stivers & Pro. linker & Scott. J. 51". Gentry, K. B. Hawkins. Floor space 3.000.000. Open tlav and niqht .,,.. . , . Stable room 1 000 horses. Shed room for 1.000 loads of tobacco, no danqer of damaue. Financial responsibility. Guaranteed sales every day Best experienced tobacco men In Kentucky to advise you about tobacco. Full competition of all the biiyino trade, ncludlno. manufacturers, dealers and exporters. Haul your tohacco tus Uere vou have Individual attention to each basket by experienced warehousemen and where you can better control the sale as to time and price. BOTH 'PHONES 964 Lexington. Ivv., Dec. 21 1012.- Sales of tobarco on our mnikct this week w J.unr.iuo pounds with a Ecjiornf average on the entire wile of $14.10. Sales on the market sinec the opening date. Nov. 19th, is 5.030.U0 pounds, with n general avern- on the entire offerings of ?12,74 prices rang ing from $4 to $01. On- Wednesday of this week wo had the fliwt Rood tobacco season that has come since the crop wns ready to move, which caused the receipts of tobacco for the latter part of this week to heavy. Price., under heavier offerings, showed n stronger tendency, and cspeaiallv was this Hie cftsc an good to fine tobaccos and more tobacco Pollin"- nb.we $20 than heretofore, which bears out our prediction that good to fino tobnecos would sell for the lusher prices. Red tobaccos of all grades sold better this week than at any time since the crop bosun to move with more competition on this class of tobacco than has previously prevailed. Colory types of all clashes show a stronger tendency and fully as Jiigh as at any time. ,...-., c , Suiaminr the market as a whole. i is certainly -ntisfaotory. and ju-tifies the selling of to- Lacco as Tapidly as proper condition and handling will permit. ... Snles adjourned on tho 20th day for the holidays resuming on Thursday, Jan. 2, 1913. All of the warehouses belonging to this company will remain open during this time for the receiving nnd unloading of tobacco for sale on Jan. 2nd. . .. LEXINGTON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE COMPANY. (INCORPORATED) FARM'ANDISTOCK NEWS Lap robes, horso blanket carri age heaters, storm shields etc, at J. C. McClary'a. I bought harness at tho old price beforo the ndrnueo nnd will givn rav customers tho advantage- of priBc Stock is complcto now. J. C. Mo Clarv. Nice young JHi'k for wilo. W. A. Hotelier. R. F. I). 1, Moorelnnd.Ky. 102-Up For Snlc Thoroughbred Hronzo turkeys. 5trs. W. V. Dtohon, R. F. D. No. 1. Phono 88-F 05-4. Win. Ilrown, of Turttcrnvillc ac tion, bought of J. S. MoKlttriek u Jeroy cow for $50. Kstrny pray jennet came to my place Deo. 2, Owner oan get name hy pnyinp fur keep and this adver tisement. 5L 51. iicirring-, 5forelnnd, If. F. I). No. 1 00-3p. Oorgc I.unoford, the local entile buyer, purchased 15 head from va rious purtict in tho wont end at fom 3 to 4 ceutH n pound. He turii d,thein oyer to T. W. Jones for shipment to the city, nl n profit. Fu oii'e. S.! homo nilsen hinck fAced ewes, duo to btxrin lamb'mg January 20th. A. W. Carpenter, Hustomille, Ky. 100-tf. For Sale. A car load of extra pood timothy liny. Mr. F. P. Par nette, Himtonvillc. 101-F4 For Sale. Big boned Poland China hogs; n choice lot of extra nico jilt3 nnd n few boar. Those hops nro sired by "Illinois Pig Pone" nnd out of an extrn largo dam. Can pive papers on all. Hugh Roid, Stanford, Ky. lOU-.i. part'ies a bnnoh of li6TitVvigl.lnKflXUIE'S ESSENCE. El r, FIRE INSURANCE exd SURETY BONDS i.M.NEWLAHD STANFORB, KY. oO to GO pounds at ranging from fi 1-4 to A 1-2. Goooh sold to Dr. J G Ciirpcntor a I'tiUml Chum boar for .fl5. P. W. GftiHox nnld t.) MoruHii PcHiley a iwlr of 2 voar old mule fw .I00. Tliov are as hnndmnnc n mtr an can be found in Lincoln county. T. A.-Htcnt bought from W. L. Goooh lit week an oxtm flue jiwr II bull itiir, f.ir which ho mid f'20. Tlic vouHKiiteT ttclnhcd '100 p.mnrtu ami .Mr. I! rent pinna to ne lilin with Iin herd. P. P. lloltzelinv xhlppvd three car IiwiIn of cattle, Ihh hiuI shcop to the CtmiiniMti market early In the week, lie wid It to Ao for the cuttle,.) 1-Uto 0 1-2 for tho hog and I or the aheep $U."0 i.t $.1.30 pel hoad. W. C Floyd, of Ihc Went Kud (f tho county mild to , P. Purtoii, ot Garrard, a bunch if tlnro and four oar old inaros at h fancy pnec. Floyd brought them ttl Stanford, whsrs he ss r.ot !y Pin Sou ..;..! tunied them over to him. T. W. done mhipped to Cincin nati wrly in the week n car load of hors and cnttle. The hogs were bought ut ft 1-2 to 0 ccnta and the cuttle at 3 to 4 1-1 vent. He sdup- iH'd two loads later on mymC for hogs S 1-2 to 0 J. 2 cents and for the cuttle 3 1-2 to A l-2c. R. C. Arnold, the local nlnck trader, bought of J. WV. Pnughmnn a bunch of 2. light hogx at 5 3- Ic and a cow f..i $40, f N. W. Ramp foii a bunch of ISO pouiuU porkers pnjing 0c, of Dr. -Morn mime ISO pound hops that cost him ." 1-2 ctt. of Richard Hester a bunch of year ling cattle at 4c, of J. , J'eck It sheep pajing .3.b.S per head. Arnold shipped movt of tbjs stuff to tho Cincmnnti market Saturday Nitura'i law are perfect, but diea Go ilmllit to nature lor the cur, to IM l can lathom lor you, lake tne tarK ot i atone, Oregon drape root,queen'i root,bl( tine, non-alcoholic extract ot tliem with i Itoctor Ilcrcc' CSoldeMl It took Dr. I'ltrce, with the attiitanee hard work exnerlmrotlnl to make thi pui hitst tl lr are wuwlii mm tfcrt ifrj free, tta tri fl.AiaiiRli mi jlolilcn ea4. in a tin r Mhwif rkHt proportion utdyWMtU MfHMcnl IMiK-'Tcrr. two (earned chrmtiti. ellhf reari of pun) Mreeflo attract and alterative of thi Irettett cITicicAcy and without the uo ol acparttete of alcohol. Jmt tne tort owewMf )ou nwu to matte rien, rcu Mood, and cure that Miihfcle and (eellnd of nerve cxhauitfon. Dr. I'lerce'a GoMen Medical Dlicovcfr bcara the atamp oC I'uauo ArraovAt and haa told more larlely In the patt forty yeara than any other Mod-puftfier and itoroach tonic. "Ron time aao I ct out of htlh-mr itomath imwl to h the t of the trwiM," writrt Ma. Hut. William of IMInllle. Kn. 1 rommmrnt to ilortur wlOi nil tha doc tort at hem u wall at Willi nthor e tfllUU on itmatK tl dtantir organ. Non iwitwl to do anjr roml-ln t. mot at Im in Ir. I'lmt. ItufTm. Ni T. m ttldntwlth lndlrratlaniul rofuttiwtlan, and ad Mollml IMMxnrrry and - I'Mmiil lllrti.' "Tha ' IXwarory ami ivilrt, Kara put ma en my tt aam" Mnwiltotuthatlnlrl. tcouMiMrvartiovrtlwlUwutUiiia.' Dr. Plirca'm PUmttnt Pmllnt firm tor llrpr Hl$. fejS l Ftftallr. I rota mho rvollnl. tatlna' Out I hm tlM, nwdirlntadUmsharm. Flaallr.l it llrvr com nl Dr. Irra'a Ooldcn E. WlLLUMa, EaKQ. in . - - I j. n. oaugnman & uo. I MANUFACTURE Flour. Meal and Shipstuff are dealers in "Wheat, Corn.Hay Straw, Salt, Portland Cement and Coal. Prompt attention and your money's worth at all times. Phone 11 (Stanford, Kentucky. Sam Robinson's Remodeling This is positively no fake. The goods speak for themselves. Nothing but high class goods to be sold. SALE 'Having to remodel ourstore on the inside, we have decided to reduce our stock, so everything in the house will be sold at and under cost This great REMODELING SALE will commence Wednesday, Dec. 11th, and Lasting 15 Days Clothing, (M& Pants, Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods, Ladies' and Gents' Furnish , . ing Goods to be Practically Given Away. We will on Saturday, Dec. 14, at 3 o'clock prompt, throw from the top of store into Main street, Mens Suits of Clothing'. Come and cath a suit .b'KfcJJtiJ! JjHJJU!! jmHibJ!!! TJiis is a chance you may never have again. VJT W PITS, 0YERC0SI8. EXOt iyvo a clioiee lot ot mciia (UiJ 'men b suits and overcoats M nt $25 and $30 must Bell ...E... $16.75 4in -wiA AOO RO cmiUo mnef. a, p-w uua v " ""' r: r at $II.3B easily, worth $14, $15 nnd now- ...... 5a.So also haVo'somo broken lots that Boll now. at $2.93 vs.' hich crndo kneo suits pure 0l mustBcll now at $148, $1.98, Br.$3.2U, $4.48 ana 50jo. upevaaro oldest maae mm som to $10.00. , HICH GRADE SHOES Xrtssett Make now now .,,, I'lfcoi mf ,K.,.; :f!i wa'P5- now $. &" ...$3.98 ...$3.85 ...$359 ...$2.94 ...$2.39 sSoes now $198 kjnnr,.,Ar.........i'M ini Rubuer !wunaKe room. 1MW-M I DRESS AND WORK ODD PANTS $7 panis now $4-98 $0 pantg now $4.48 $5 pants now . .-. . . . . . W.79 $4 pants now $2.95 $3.50 pants now ,...$2.75 $3 pants now $2-25 Hens' and Young Mens' Rubber Coats and English Garbadlne. $2.35, $3.50, $4.75 and tbe $15 coat nt $9.98 This is sometbin new. nsxfi All bats in SteUon3 and other stan dard makes, 98, $1.29, $1.59)$1.93, $2.25 $2.G0 and $2.98. CALICO, BIESCU, ETC. v'1 All calicoes, American and Simpson now 5c yd" Bleach cottons lOo and 12 1-2 a quality now, 8 l-3c yd Sheeting bleached and unbleached now 22 l'2c yd Bed ticks all kinds at cost. New Slickers Fish Brand $3.50 quality now $2.48 $3 qunlity now $2-19 $2.50 quality now $1.98 MENS' and LADIES UNDERWEAR $1 the garment now 79c 50c tho garment now 39c 25c tho garmont now 19c COAT SWEATERS Ladles' and Gents' $3.50 coat sweaters now ....$2-78 $3 coat sweaters now $2.30 $2.50 coat sweaters now .... $1-88 $2 coat sweaters now $1.29 $1.50 coat sweaters now 88c $1 coat sweaters now 70c 50o cont sweaters now 39c Some prices In Ladies Wo have about 400 parrs on tbe bargain counter that is like finding 'em. Sco the price. CAPS 10c, 39c, 79c, 08c and $1.10. MENS' SOX 4c, 8c, I Ic, 15c, 19c and 39c. LADIES "AUTO" SCARFS Tho $1.50 scarf nod 98c Tho $1 scarf now 79c The 50c scarf now !39c The 25c scarf now 19c NECKWEAR 50c, 75c nnd $1 wear now 39c 25c neckwear now 19c DRESS AND FLANNEL SHIRTS 39c, 79c, $1, $1.48 and $1.88 LEGGINS CLOTH AND LEATHER. 39c, 74c. 98c and $1.19. MEN'S' DRESS AND WORK GLOVES $2 pIoes 1 $1.48 $1.50 gloves now $1.19 $1 gloves now 83c 50o gloves now ,.39c LADIES' FUR COATS, CLOTH COATS NOW UNDER COST. Ladles' and Mens' Rubber Sandals now at cost. PUTEE RIDING LEGGINS, $3.50 now $248 COMFORTS. $2.50 comforts now $1.88 $2 comforts now 1-48 $1.50 cotnfartu now $1.19 $1.25 oemforts now 84c BLANKETS $5 blankets now $374 $-1 blankets now $2-98 3.50 blankets now 2.39 $2.50 blankets now $1-84 $2 blankots now $1.39 $1.50 blankets now 89c ALL KINDS OF HAMBURGS AND EMBROIDERY GO AT COST. Remember the date, the price, the merchandise. Call for tickets on the PIANO to be given away Janu ary 1st, 1913. Don't miss this sale. SUSPENDERS AND BELTS 19c, 33c and 74c. Trunks, Suit Cases and Hand Bags now at your own price. I waniSto wait on 5000 people the firstday. Can you help us out? "Wait for this sale and WP XHUjJWy, XUU Will JJXVXIV CXIXU. WO Will lUOO. JJLavc? C7i-UL2Jiw ou u- povyjjA u xjioxj vvmu jjll uxcbuo SAM ROBINSON tefWlCE MAKER-NEXT DOOR TO LINCOLN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Stanford, Kentucky IWe Hro., ttf the .Markobury Hvll.m tlcj,Vnr-.Jr j 0. hoHil of onttlo nyoraeinir 1,32 youad., in Jiins tynl Siman Wei!, of LoxiiiRton, 50 hond brimrinR them 1-4 conu nnd IS ljM,l at 7 cent lr pound. W- ' lUirton. of Inonster, n .;n t-u5iccl:nc a larfri iimnbrr of from -1 -year-old to O-year-old mnloK nl bw sale ntnWiw. havine lrUKbt :a 33 or mow .MJ in one ilrov, Imvins them up jn oonnec tiim with some St. 1hi tnirehai or, who arc in Control Kentucky on the search for a Kood urudo of hv bruin. V. A. Lenr, of Oarrnnl, recently HjnpiH'd two lofldn of hoes to Qn I'innati, ono Ponmuninent eoiuc to Crawford and Co., and another car t'ontmmiuc 90 bend also beintr ex-ixn-tod to u pnewi City firm. The follow me are uomc of his lain linrrlianeM for Inn recent oiport: From C 51. Jenkins of tho ilnrks burv poction, (10 100 ikhiiuI porker t U 1-2 cents per pound frnm G. M. Swmi'broad, of Lancaster. H, 110 pound nhoats at $0 per hundreit from (leono Itubl0 of llueun Vista, 152 175 pound hogs at $0.65 per hundred; from William Seott 9 l.'IB pound porker at $0.35 per hun dred from C. A. Arnold 0 head of 110 iKnnd hboU at 0 eenU per iKMind. Fow mulen chanced Imndi at Iin eat'r Mmiilny io.t of the ownent Raking kv liili prieen for them. A niunber that were oxtrn clanwv wore li.uiKht, lint the offonniM ero not lante. W. II. Hurton ptirelm1,rl fivo oxlra toppv follows for a foreign bnye nt $200 a bond, Tlmrc wero two or threo humlrod eattle on the market, and qiutp ,H number ch?r.c wl bands at from ! to 5 1-2 eents. HceonluiK to tho quality xftered. lew were better than medium irrnde I.Hwt.,.n and Ilniwii. I lie well known Ijioeantor Um'c firm mado a fliipmont Uat TIihdmIhv to Hub bard, Ilaim and IlJMrxdiile at Cin einnnti, and anothor of lioifs 1 1 tho same markets a fow ihx preMoim tho follow-iiiir are iiio of their re cont purrhnRe. mnde bv J. I). Tope, one of tho company. From Willtnm Ferguson, 10 20 pound Iio-h at 0 3-1 eonta per pound; from Areli Stev en. 10 175 pound porkorg nt $0.50 Po hundred; from Jnijuli Anderson, n Lunch of 170 pound hoe nt G ctn. per pound; from W. H. Jao 10 250 pound porkers nt $7 per hundred. Thursdny'K consiirnment wna n mix ed lond of stock, contniiune 05 bocs and 12 head of cattle. HERE'STHEHOG l&lr&SKg? C?'K'?, - BOURBON ItEMEDY CO , Lexington, Ky, Rncloted find photo o( hog that wii cured of cholcr with your Ilouiboa lis Cholr Ktm. cdy. Thli nogwai alinoit dead bofora mlnir tho medicine, and then eullitly cured, ex. cept loii ol earl, tall, etc. The hoirli owned by Mr SkDet Kwlnir, o( Uowllng flreen. Ky. He wll! be elad to give you a tettlmonUI, and we can get aevera! mora It yoa want them. JBNKINS-SUULUTT DKUQ COH Bowllntr Orecn, Ky. Ask Your Drug-glit for It. ShUQars & Tanner. 1