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VOL XXXIII STANFORD KY FRIDAY JULY 21 1905 u NO 40 I
THE CRAB ORCHARD FAIR
The Fourth Annual Exhibition A
Glittering Success
Lots of Stock Exciting Races
Sweetcstt > f and Pret
i ty Girls Galore
The Crab Orchard Fair Racine An
Boclalion begun Wednesday under pro
pitious circumstances The crowd was
up to thu average the show and race
stock was numerous and the best In the
land while the weather although hot
was us good as could have becij expect
ed A big crowd was present yeslcr
day and n reconl breaking one Is ex
peeled today Following to tho list of
V awards of Wednesday and yesterday
j FIRST DAY
1 nest Jack 1 year old and under 2
10 00
Didnt mi
l Host Jack 2 years old anti under 8
antiunder10
1000
L G Hubble rremium and certlfl
Ate
3 Best Jack any age 10 00
1 G Hubble imiiium It L Hub
i ble certificate
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MK II II nilONAtGH
The efficient president who has work
ed hart and long for the sue
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cess of the Fair
j 4 Best suckling colt either sex by
> Preston 15 00
J C Bailey premium and certificnle
G Best mare and coHeithersex 10 00
W A Tribble premium J C Hal
ley certificate
i G Best ludy rider J10 00
Mrs T A Uolse premium and cer
tificate
7 Best saddle colt marc or gelding 2
years old and under 3 10 00
t C T Sandidge premium IL S
SJcudder certificate
S Best harness colt marc or gelding
2 years old and under 3 f 10 00
Robert Walker premium Ifc S
I Scudder certificate
9 Best saddle mare or gelding it years
old and under 4 20fO
Bledsoo Bailey premium and certifi
cate
V lOHettt roaster mare Reldintfbpecd
style and durability consider
61red 2COO
C P Cecil premium Bonta East
land certificate
11 Best saddle stallion H years ojd and
under 4 20 00
C T Sandidgo ii Co premium Mi
nor Bcazley certificate
RACING rKOfllUM ttHT DAY
Running nice for 2 year olds 4b fur
f
longs UO to 1st 15 to 2nd 10
to 3nl 7BOO
Day Hamilton tit Ben Duncan 2nd
nnd L K Rogers lId
Running nice J mile dash for maiden
8 year olds 50 to fat 15 to 2nd
10 tu 3rd 75 00
II B Reether 1st S A Brown 2nd
< 1and C P Cecil 3rd
Trotting race mile heats a In C for
h 3 00 minute class 7G 00
A1 Giboney 1st C P Cecil 2nd
1 and Robert Walker 3rd
Mule race l mllo heats 2 In S 10 00
i A II Stlgall 1st and 3rd C P Ce
rf cil 2nd
SECOND DAY
12 Best suckling mule colt either
BOX 10 no
> A U Brown premium E P Wood
certificate
13 Beat mule either sex 1 year old
v and under 2 1B 00
S T HurriM premium Embry Bros
certificate
14 Best mule either sex 2 years old
and under 3 1500
Harris Woods premium Robert B
Woods certificate
15 Best mare mule 3 years old and
over 1500
M B Eubanks premium B F
Slavin certificate
16 Beat horse mule any age 10 00
Henry Hester premium and certifi
certificate
1GJ Host pair mules 2000
B F Slavin premium Harris
Woods certificate
17 Best suckling colt either sex by
Chester Jewel JIG 00
Harris Curtis premium Sam J i
I Tatem certificate 1
A harness mare rKchlinjC 8 yaare i
old and under 4 15 00
S M Owens premium Bonta
Kasllnnd certificate
10 lUst saddle mart or gelding any
ago 2000
C T Sandidge premium J B Dill
Icy certificate
20 Best harness slullion U years old
and Under 4 1500
C T Sandldgc premium Ji C Bal
ley certificate
21 Best span of harness mares or
geldings 25 00
Robert Mitchell premium J C Bai
Icy certificate
22 Best rondstur stallion any age
25 to lat 16102nd SlOan AU 00
Robert Walker premium J C Bat
loy certificate Bud Jnmoe 8rd
iuciN0 rnooiwM Hucomi DAY
Running awe 1 mitt dash for 3 year
olds and over 7K ° 00
II It Uoelhor Irt U K Rogaw
end Fnyotlo Wilkiimm end
Pacing race mAe liMtfc 3 In a foe
JHiQ inlMtu ebwn 4 76 00
Bonta 1 astlaad1st D S Wilcox
2nd Ben Duncan Snl
Tnittlm rnrscjjl h Cdr 8 In K for
225aluu 100 00
A J Gllionoy 1st Blcdsou Bailey
2nd D S Wilcox Unl
Running race 5 furlongs dash for
plug horses 15 00
A B Bastin 1st W n Wnllin 2nd
I l Bailey 3nl
Running lace 6 furlongs dash for
Shetland or i Shetland ponies 18 j
hands high and under 12 CO
Didnt fill
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MR W D WALUN
Secretary of the Crab Orchard Fair
who has the interest of the en
terprise at heart
RISOLETf
The hotels are crowded but they are
taking care of thaI crowd remarkably
well
A B C Dlnwlddlt and Mis Julia
Stagg of liustonvlllc spent Wednes
day at the fair
Miss Sallie McHlruy of Lebanon one
of the prettiest girls In Kentucky is
at Crab Orchard Springs
There are 27 widows in Crab Orchard
May be the number will decrease after
the bustle of the fair Is over
MIlS Marietta Crow of oulsvillo is
at Crab Orchard Springs und Is one of
the prettiest of Fair visitors here
Matt Cohen of Richmond was at
the fair Wednesday but did not bring
his good string of hursus with him
R H Bronaugh Is up and all right I
after his severe spell His friends arc
glad to see him on his feed Hgnln
Chief of Police J G Kiildlo is keep
log perfect order lie and hisdeputies
are to be jiftjratulnted on tholr good
work
RING MASTER J P CHANDLER
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The music by Saxton Trost Is the i
sweetest ever Old Henry knows I
how to make music for fairs as well as
he does for hops
Col J P Chandler is tho boss ring
master of this section lie has been
engaged for the lIustonlIIo fair next
week nt if big VuIKy Srmoh6yI
The hops at the Springs each evening
are delightful social features The
light fantastic is tripped until a late
hour to tho sweet strains of Saxtons
fine music
A little son arrived at the homo of
Mr and Mrs W Mason Morris Tues
day night lIe came Just in time to as
sist his father as treasurer of the Crab
Orchard fair
Tho fcfflclcnt secretary W D Wai
lin is being assisted by genial Vado
Perkins William Mason Morris Jr
was too busy at homo to assist his fath
er In his arduous duties as treasurer
Mr D B Carson and handsome
daughter Miss Blanche Carson of At
lanta came up to the fair Mr Carson
hjn done well since he loft Crab Orch
ard nnd is now one of the Gate Citys
staunchest citizens Miss Zilpah Brooks
accompanied them from Atlanta
Tho following telegram from Everett
Washington was received by the asso
ciation Wednesday Success to the
best fair the best town in the State or
in tho union J C Brooks Joo
is an old Crab Orchard boy and his
thoughts will turn to his home town
jfiariy times tTiinvecKV weopYhir
TODAYS PROGRAM
23 Best suckling colt eitherscx 10 00
24 Boat suckling colt either sex by
Naboth Jr 12 50
25 Best pony under 14 hands shown
in harness 10 00
20 Best combined marc or gelding any
age 20 00
27 Best rockaway more or geld
Ing 1500
28 Best saddle mare 4 years old and
over J20 00
20 Best walking marcorgelding 15 00
3i > Fancy Turnout shown by lady and
gentleman 20 00
11 Best harness mare or gelding any
age 20 00
32 Roadster double team 25 00
33 Saddle stallion any age io 00
KACING PROGRAM Ttlllnl DAY
Running race 5 furlongs for two
year olds 7600
Running Frank Fehr Stake 11 miles
for 3 year olds and over 100 00
Trotting or pacing freeforall mile
heats best 3 in GOO oo 10000
Mule race 1 mile dash 10 00
Gentlemens Roadster race 1 miles
dash for buggy horses or mares
that have never been trained or
raced 25 00
NEWS NOTES
Chaplain George W Collier U SA
retired is dead at Delaware 0
Dr James Wallace president of Mc
Mlislcr College at St Paul Minn
has resigned
At Watash Minn six persons were
burned to death in a fire which destroy
ed the depot hotel
A petition for a divorce has been filed
by Prince Phillip of Saxe Coburg
and Gotha against Princess Louise
An engineer was killed and two other
persons badly hurt in the New York
Central railroads at East Rochester N
Y i
Mrs Caroline Elizabeth Monell aged
90 years a granddaughter of John
Adams died nt Fishkill Landing N
Y
Fortyseven deaths from the heat
were reported Tuesday In tho cities of
New York Philadelphia Boston Pitts
burg and Buffalo
That brother of the widow of Herr
Krupp was found dead at Buenos
Ayrcs under circumstance indicating I
that he was m rderedI
Ten persons died from the heat in
Now York and as many more in Chi
cago To make matters worse in New
York WX Icemen have gone on a
strike
It is announced that all of the 502
shares of stock acquired by Thomas F
Ryan and carrying with them control
of tho Equitable has been made over i
to three trustees v
Paul de Rouledc tho French political
refuge will is stated visit the United
States for the purpose of studying our
Constitution with a view to advocating
n revision of that of France
Waller Rodes of the Central Ken
tucky Traction Company and Detroit
capitalist are In Frankfort seeking to
purchase the local street railways as
well as the interurban lines
Senator William A Clurkof Mon
tana Isreported to bo steadily improv
ing the wound made In trephining the
patients skull In tho operation for nb
CCHS of tho brain healing nicely
Robert E Duncan who had succes
sively held office as County Clerk
County Judgo and Prosecuting Attor
ney of Hancock county besides serving
a term in the Legislature committed
suicide at the Confederate Home by
opening arteries in both wrists and cut
ting his throat
IHUSTONVILLE
Born to the wife of C W Adams
yesterday a ninepound boy
Everything Is in readiness for the
opening of the best fair over hold In
the county
Apure whit tiniJleCthelk plJ
ies fiyup the creek was killed near
Mt Salem last week
Miss Pearl Rose of Junction City
with heruest Miss Aline Voght
of Louisville were guestsof Miss Kath
erine Hall
Twenty people will be with the Storms
aggregation the coming week and par
ticipate in the band and orchestra mu
sic nnd minstrel work at the opera
house on nights of the 2Cth and 27th
Popular prices
Somo mischievous parties have been
putting chewing gum Into the keyholes
of locks on tho mail boxes of Route
No 1 from here The cnalty is a fine
or imprisonment or possibly both so It
is host that you heed this warning
On account of the high grade of lambs
raised in this locality the shipments
from here continue to go East and fan
cy prices ore being realized by the ship
pers Cowan McCormack andLutw
Co shlp > ed four double decks this
I week Lutes Co flight in Pulaski
two double decks of lambs and two of
owns Promlncnfhmong the arrivals at Ho
tel Wcnthorford this week were lion
Pi McUobcrti and J L Totten
Stanford Prof Wilson Lexington J
E Chilton Louisville II R Hay of
Georgetown C H Jewell St Louis
Tone Hunn Columbia W S Stone
and wife Liberty J H McCrackin I
Lexington James Gibony Drfnville
PREACHERSVILLE
Mrs Jesse Traylor continues to im
prove Mrs Rngun is better
The Misses Davis gave an elegant
jrty In honor of pretty Miss Carrie
Givens of Middlcsboro Carl B King
and David Luhsford were in attendance
and report a most enjoyable time
Jesse Fox was very painfully injured
by n horse kick on his ankle Besides
being badly bruised a blood vessel was
broken Prompt surgical attention was
secured and his foot is doing nicely
The Baptist brethren have at a con
siderable expense painted and papered
their church and put transparent paper
on tho windows This has added great
ly to the appearance of both exterior
and Interior The work wad done by J
F Shaw a skillful workman and one
who knows his business
JP Rodgers sold a horse to Thomas
Bligall for 8750 Silas Anderson en
gaged a bunch of shoals to El Woods
at Cc Brown Lawson bought 115
lambs of D M Anderson at 404
Charles Rigney bought a threeyear
old filly for 95 and a black horse of
Abel Bryant for a fancy price Jesse
Fox bought a bunch of shoals of Josiah
Anderson at 5c
Miss Susie Ragan has returned toher
home at yilIiamsburg John Cummins
has returned from Russell county
Va bringing S D Fraley with him
JrL Hutchins and wife have returned
from Wilmore J H Kennedy and
wife of fndianapolis are with relatives
here Misses Anna Ashlock and Ida
Hollzclnw of Gilberts Creek visited
ut D M Andersons
AndersonsBent
Bent Her Double
I knew no one for four weeks when
I was sick with i typhoid und kidney
trouble writes Mrs Annie Hunter
of Plttsburg Pu and when I got
better although I had one of the best
doctors I could get I was bent double
und hud to rest my hnnlls on my knees
when I walked Fr4om this terrible uf
lllutlon I was rescued by Electric Bit
ters which restored my health und
strength and now 1lUn walk us
straight as ever They are simply
wonderful Guaranteed to euro stom
ach liver und kidney 11I ordClRat
G L Pennys Stanford Lyno Hros
Crab Orchard price fiOc
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Nathaniel Gibbs IngrahUrn has filed
suit in Glasgow against his wife asking
the enforcement of an alleged ante
nuptial agreement under which he
claims 5500 a year Mrs Ingraham
claims fraud and charges Ingraham
with using insidious devices such as
fortune lolling to induce her to divorce
her former husband Reginald H Ward
and marry him
A Surprise Party
A pleasant surprise party may be
given to your stomach und liver by
taking a medicine which will relieve
thoh pain and discomfort viz Dr
Kings New Life Pills They are a
most wonderful remedy utTordlngsuro
relied und euro for headache dizziness
and constipation 2V at Pennys Drug
Store Stanford Lyne IJros Crab
OrchulIlI
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OrchardFriendWhen
FriendWhen are you going to take i
your vacation
Mr Meektfnr Im taking it now I
My wife and daughters are at the sea
side 1
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SIGHT IS PRICELESS
You can not afford to risk your sight by purchasing glaws from any itincr
mil spectacle peddler that passes through your town If you notice n defect
JrrTmtrhnrstr cycj nairmnwliatolyrernltern > etcrinary hecattso ho
I SPECTACLES
PROPERLY FITTED f1
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THE 1 KLENZA BATH
will give immediate relief in all cases
of TIRED WEAK or INFLAMED
EYES no matter from what cause
Absolutely harmless perfectly de
lightful to use nnd always freshI
Hasbcon endorsed by thousands of
professional nnd business men Once
tried always used
Our DR II C W ARNJ5 will be in Stanford on July 27 2H and 29at
the St Asaph Hotel Examinations free whether you need or buy glasses
or not A call is respectfully solicited
M C W ARNZ CO Louisville Ky
Great Clearing sale I
Thi sale la the beginning of a series of sales which will give the buy
ing public of this locality the greatest bargain opportunities they ever had
This is not tho Ordinary Sort of Clearing Sale My purchases last Spring
were very large the accumulation of Odds and EiuU and broken lots is
naturally larger than ever before My unalterable rule is not to carry any
goods over from one season to another We inaugurate this great selling
event and invite every one within a days ride of mystore to come and join
in the greatest of bargain feasts fell your friends and neighbors that Mens
SIC Suits arc cut to 1008 812oO Suits to 8808 810 Suits to 8748
87f 0 Suits to 548 > T Suits to 8IUI8 Also Youths and Boys Suits
Odd Pants Dry Goods Shoes Hats and Caps Ladies and Gents Furnish
ings will go r accordingly I u s
SAMROBINSON t
Next Door to Lincoln County Nat Bank
STANFORD KY
Twine Machine Oil
Champion Binders
f Mowers Rakes and Hay
W H HIGGINS
STANFORD KY
Hot Weather
know How about your own eyes
Wbuot use tho same precaution as
you do in tho case of your horse Our
Dr Aruz formerly with T J Howe
it Co of Louisville is a graduate of
one of the lending Optical Colleges
and our work carries the guaranteo
of satisfaction or no pay
Now is the time that every
thing needs water I can put
you in a pump that will pump
from the bottom of the earth
with more ease than any pump
made Tin roofing will last
longer than any roof and costs
very little more See me about
any kind of metal work
S H ALD RIDGE
Phone lit Depot Stt Stanford Ky
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