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LIVED ON RAW EGGS Mr. Meters Experience With Wf. ferent Diets. Peaches and RatternWi far Three Years. Cecltton, Md. Mr. Ototko Rlchardi, 0 thi place, during the put 12 years, has probably tried more different dleti than the average person would ever use In a lifetime. What he hat to say about his expert ments, must therefore be highly interest inn to anyone suffering from Indigestion or Jlomach troubles of any kind. He says: 'Tor more than 12 years. I suffered with stomach troubles, and paid hundreds of dollars for doctor bills and medicines. I was also operated on I lived' on dried peaches and buttermilk f,-,r nearly three years. The only thing that would not give me pain was raw eggs, I was a physical wreck. I could not steep, and was as near crazy as a man could well be. I must say that after taking two 25-cent package ot Thedlord'a Uiack-Draught, it did me more eood than all I ever spent for other medicines. I lave been working dally on the farm ever tince, and I am a hard as Iron." This purely vegetable remedy has beeq in successful use for more than 70 years. Try it. Uut be sure that it's "Thediord'a." MILLEDGEVILLE Mr. Dixld Kout, boititht of Mr. W. ( Hunt, n fieu-ii year old black r-e, for a .fancy price. Mr. L'ifc Morgan will lake pos. i--itin of his home on thc Somer- i pike next week. Mr Hell MeCowan, bus moved i.m Hani Creek lo the (libon J, uke. Mr Ira Mo-cr has iurehnsFl n '.phnphmic to entertain his every- , i eti-toincM with, who are talking a ' orynniziug nu nil day loafing ib. This will not be a jtood movc 1 1 for the good women of this I ie, for they will have the work t it while their hut-band attend the iet. . Mr John Moser says he will nn - Mite lumM'lf jailer at the proper in. and will gie thc ho.M. a waim rr i I'll11"- Mr James Hanson is improving . elv after n severe case of fever. Mi-s Olgn MyeM, delightfully en- fiitameil thc M. K. C. Society, Inst I-ruin v evening. Mr. John I'nnlom. will give nn I '-ter entertainment nt thc Methn ' -t church. Thc particular of the i cut will be ntxioiinccil later. ,. beliec that llic Wnyncsliitrg ,n i '. tile playing ground hog since . fount v went dry nnd thc stock . n vnteO hack ii wc never 1 ' from lIlCMl. Mi- Luxie Houston, has been vis- COME SEE THE Of Our Ready-to-wear Dresses, Suits, Waists, House Dresses, Rain Coats, Etc. right from the source of fashion-New York City. We have searched the market for the best, and the Ladies who have looked at our new goods say they are the prettiest they have ever seen. We are receiving additions to this Department every day and our stock is growing in volume and beauty each day. Come and see the new Silk Dresses, White Serge Dresses, Linen Dresses', P. K. Dresses, White Serge Suits, Silk Rain Coats, Lingerie and Tailored Waists. Childrens Dresses We have added a line of childrens Percal 5 and ginghams. They are pretty and very reasonable in price. Severance & Son, Stanford, "jr "x-zxsn;: iting Mm. John Myers. Mr, Wnlter Moser lins been visit Iiur relatives nt Oilbcrt'n Crock. Mrs. Untlio Tucker and son, Leo, ot Parksvillo nml Mln Mny Joncn, of Dntnillc, lmvc been the gucils of Mm. ilon os. Mr, nml Mm. Shelby Hubble lmvc ri'liirocil home nt'tcr n visit to friends in Pulaski. We lmvc listened for Iho wedding Im-IIh to ing nt Ilnwcn, until wc nro fired, mi wc nro point: to lmvc noma of our own, in the nenr future, if the nt riii'.' ilim't lircnk. Mrs. S. K. Owsley, of Hubble, nml Mr. Wnlter Owsley, of Iiuliannpoli, wnti here Inst week. Mrs. Mollic Clogirctlc, of Homer net, tins been the guest of Mrs. Kph Newell for several days. Mi-i Mntlie nml Mr. nml Mrs. Sum llichop, have been nt liedsjilu of their foiisin, Mrs. J. Wheehlon, til Kuhnnk. Mi. Sii F. l'uidom, nf Hurnsidc, wns the week eml visitor of Mr. nml Mm. John I'linlom hil week. llarrn Creek is lo hnve n new Hnptist fliurjic. is the tnlk of ev eryone. Mis F.va Moser, was in town .liliin Snliirilny. HOLOAM'S MILL Wc arc having lots of rain nt this writing. Theodore Itogrn. is very hick. V. S. Ilrown was the guest of his niece, Ida Thompson, last Friday night. Mm. It. A. Smith, is on (he sick list, itl-ii Ida Thompson. llro. llou-c caine iIohii to iireach nt Ml. Ziuii, Sunday and they weir ho few, be went home and did not pruch. Hen Faulkner, and wife, were thc pifts of M. Thompson, Sunday, alo Mi Minerva Middleton. Hell,. Adams is on the cick list. Miss Dollie Farley is slaying with Ida Thompson this week. Misses Ktbel ami Stella Smith, are with their grandma, Mm. Ilry nut Ilrown this week. Mm. Ariuina Smith is on the Mick list, also Liifrauk Smith. Mm. Iila M. Tlmiiir(.ii, has a nice line, of millinery this spring. Willinm Thump-mi hns bought 20 acres of Innd from Mm. Jim llohlani of Crab Oiehanl. We will soon irrjjnnire a Sabbath school, at Ml. .ion and will need the help of both old nml young. The aged mother, of Maruerct ItroHii. died February L'li. IIM'J. More fanners read the Interior Journal tlinu any other country pa per in th' jiart of the state. He inember this when you net ready to advertise your Iiomc, jack or bull. Efforts to Bring Right to Your Door an "3r tffcTTaTE 4. .V t . i. imv THE STANFORD INTERIOR JOUIH.AL, STANF1RD, KENTUCKY. INTERESTING SKETCH OF LINCOLN MAN'S LIFE, Courier-Journal Tells of Career of Prof. James Love, of Liberty, Mo., Who Was Born Here. A recent isuo of llio Couiier Joiimnl contains llio following in cresting sketch ot the career of I'rof. Jntncs Love, of Liberty. Mo., who was horn ami spent thc enrly vcnM of his lif in Mnni.tn num. iv. Early Days In Kentucky . That a man should pns his ninety M-eonil birthday in perfect health nml, aside from some loss of hearing in full ixmsesHion i.f l.is. fnenllies of body and mind is exceptional in this fast moiug age. Such was thc good fortune the .101 h day of last Septem ber of I'rof. James Love, residing now nt Liberty, Mo., but born in Kentucky, who is perhaps the Cour-icr-Joiiiiial's oldest subscriber. His father's subscript ion began with tho initial number of the Louisville Daily Journal, November '24, 18:10. When the son continued as such till thc present time, a period of fiO ycnM. ' It would be intercstin; to know if there is another case like it. After leupliiiit? school at Fulton and later nt Mexico, Mo., thc young Kentiick- ian entered the Stntc University nt Columbia, gradiiatini; with the class r io-i i' t. ii- I I of 18.1.1. I pon his graduation he , . , ' e . .. ,. was elected professor of mntliematics h-ii. t ii .. ii . i ! . ii .T .-i .i i p ' .i rv m ty, Mo. Until thc close of the Civil war he wns engaged in teaching, and earned suffiirient menus to retire from active sen ice. The subsequent years lmvc been devoted lo foiehrn travel, the care of his estate nnd n, life of unostentatious usefulness. A yenr ago I'rof. Love presented to the Missouri Stale University files of the Couricr-Journnl, covering n per iod of sixty years. He celebrated his ninety-first birthday by publish ing n pamphlet of reminiscences, "Personal, Particular and flenornl," in which he describes life n be knew it during his bovhood in Kentucky, when ns yet the cane all had not , ,; , been trodden down, nor wild turkeys and other game driven from state Itntli Rirls and boys were then in- urcil to hardships and privations of which the young in this age know but hllle-cxpcriences which served lo re-inforce sturdy constitutions in- iienicii irom ihiccmom wno were nursed pionccM. In the absence of milliners nnd drcssmakeM the girl had to content themselves with ih domestic products of thc loom nnd KMiiiiiiW wneei. loiniii in eery wen- to-do lnntily. Cotton cloth vj.is: dved and mm!,, up at home for sum- mcr drevses, ami linscy, wool- v. either plain or plaid, was used for winter. Tlicre were no lints, nnd Curtains, Maffine.s, Rugs. A most attractive line of new materials for making the home beautiful let us show you new rugs, mattings, curtain nets, shades, etc. sun-bonnets were in vogtio for state occasions. A new linscy or more pretentious calico or gingham scrv ,! ( mae $mn. Pi' ."t ciuitcii iiuu in social t;aiiicnugs. A. hoy would hftvo n tow or flnx linen suit for summer, nnd in winter n suit of jeans jacket, waUtcoat nnd pnntaloons. His lint was woolen, mndc specially for him by the town hnttcr. If the Inil hml shoes, they wcro brogans, rando by the shoo ninker. If his coming wns delayed fill nfler Christmas, tho hoy went barefoot mean while. Supplied toJ y w'l m"y comforts, the pro- f"HSr tells how often ho left a trull "f l'"0,l "! the ice and frozen ground ov'cr thc moiintnin roads fm bare feet. He" insist Itluit siich upbringing produced n gencr ntioii of mcii able to endure hard ship as good soldiers. He closes his reflections with Tom Moore's lines: "When I remember nil the friends so kindly linked together, I've seen around me fall like leaves in wintry wenther; I feel like one who (reads alone sonic banquet li ft 11. deserted; Whose lights arc iled, whose gar lands tlcntl, and all but me dc departed. W. F. IJ. WHO CAN DOUBT SWORN TESTI- mqsjy F HONEST CITIZENS? , . ., Some time ago I began tho use of -, ,, , .,f ., . your bwuuip-ltuut with tho most rc- , , , ,, t r . nmrknhle results, tvv years I was nlmoot n wreck nnd was u great suf- fercr. The doctors who treated mo made me believe that my great suf ferings weie due to female trouble. I was so bad nt times 1 would faint away nnd had sinking bpells. Final ly n new doctor was called in and he said that 1 had kidney trouble and gave me medicine, of which I took several bottles. I obtained some relief from this but I was get ting weaker all the time; I could not sleep and suffered so much pain thnt my husband nnd children had to lift me in and out of bed. After this time two friends sent me word to try Swnmp-Root, which I did, mid ii oni gina to state inni me ursi uose lppVo mo grcat rcHcf Af,cr takinf. ,(nc ,hlrd doeS) T wns 1Piped into bed n(1 slcpt hmE o thc ;,, . , ())ok pevera, b()ttlcs o Swamp. , jjoot all(1 T fCPi jimt i owe ray life (o th;s womierf,id remedy. The two ' rm',,. ,ininra .;.i ,i,t t i,i t family ! ! si- luin rixa iiittt, v'tsta iiuv live three mouths, I would have to be helped in nnd out of bed ten to twenty times every night. After taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Iloot for two davs I wns entirely free trom jjettincr iin and could sleep soumlly. i jjPiS. D. E. IIILEMAN, Tunnclton, V. Vn. (his 11th day of September, 1009, m. D. E. Hilemnn. who subscribed (i,e n0Ovc statement nnd made oath 5,000 Rolls New Wall Paper. Big Line of New Mattings. Low Prices on Iron Beds. Nice Bed Room Suites. Big Line of Odd Dressers. Big Line of Lace Curtains. Get Our Prices Before Buying Elsewhere. We .think we can make it to your interest to buy of us. W. A. Tribble that the same is true in substance and in fact. JOS. A. MILLER, Notary Public "I I Letter to I Dr. Kilmer & Co., I Blnghampton, N. Y. Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bitig hamton, !S Y., for n sample bottle It will convince anyone. You will also leceive a book of valuable in formation, telling nil about kidneys nnd bladder. When writing, be sure nnd mention the Stanford Interior Journal. Regular fifty-cent nnd one dollar size bottles for sale at nil drug stores. REPUBLICAN MASS CONVENTION. Pursuant to a call duly made by the Republican Executive Committee of Lincoln county, the Republicans of Lincoln county are hereby called to meet in Mass Convention at the court house in Stanford, Ky., on Snt urdav April Cth nt one o'clock P. M.; for the purposo of selecting 19 dele gates nml alternates to the state and District Convention to be held for the purposo of selecting delegates to the National Convction to be held in Chicago on June 18th 191' for the mrpoe of nominatinsr a Republican candidate for President to be voted RESULT Elegant Assortment of Dress Materials Colored and White, Linens, Piques, Voiles, New Cluney, Macrome and Shadow Laces to trim. 1 for at thc coming November Elec tion. Also tor the purpose of re organizing tho County Executive Committee nnd selecting precinct committeemen for tho ensuim; four years for each voting precinct in said county. The system of voting at said Mass Convention shall be viva voce. R. L. Davison. Chairman. George D. Florence Secretary. A TEXAS WONDER. The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, removing grav el. cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and all irregu larities of the kidneys and bladder in both men nnd women. Regulates blndder troubles in hildren. If not sold by your druggist, will be cent by mail on receipt of $1: One small bottle is two months' treatment, and seldom fails to perfect a cure. Send for testimonials from Kentucky and other stntes. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2920 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo., Sold by The "Child's Welfare" movement has challenged the attention of thoughtful people everywhere. Moth ers are natural suppoiters, and will find in Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound n most aliinblc aid. Cough i nnd colds that unchecked lenu to croup, biouchilis nnd pneumonia yield quickly to the healing and sootbing qualities of Foley's Honey nnd Tnr Compound. Shugars and Tanner. Ky. -I v r.- - srv 5