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Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897) Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Richmond, Ky. : Climax Print. Co., 1897-1914 Richmond, KY 1898 ric1898020901_sn86069162 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897) Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897) Richmond, Ky. : Climax Print. Co., 1897-1914 Richmond, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. ifr & i a' ' -- - i J &-- . THE RICHMOND CLIMAX XI. I OLUME RICHMOND, LEGISLATURE NOTES. GASE AGAIN MADISON COUNTY, Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious. KENTUCKY, AND WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1898. NUMBER 36. "Saved Her Life." WAGEW0RKERS SLAVERY. Legislature, passed the Senate by a vote to the criticisms made by the Hon. of 23 to 9. Willian J. Bryan, says the Louisville Dispatch. His speech is a defense of Bronston introduced a bill providing the trusts, the Dingley tariff bill, and for a State Board of Charities to take the gold standard. He points out every control of asylums and similar institu- increase in wages caused by the Dingley tions. The Legislature is to elect the bill', but ignores the millions who have firbt board and the Governor is to ap- suffered lots of employment or reduction of wages as a consequence of tho passage point the members in tho future. of tho measure and the continuation of Gobel introduced a bill providing' for the gold standard. He takes the benea State Election Commission which is to fits of a few persons and exploits them have control of all elections and which as though it were a benefit to the whole Absolute) Puro will appoint County Commissioners people. Ho argues that the prosperity who will appoint election officers. of the trusts is evidence of the prosperity of those who are robbed by tho trusts. Dr. E. M. Wiley was "Wednesday con- To show what a complete old ass he is, JOHN WALLET, of Jefferson. BAKlNa PODER CO., MES. than whom nono Is isoro highly firmed as Superintendent of the Asylum or what he considers his readers, ho says esteemed or widely kcora, 1711105. at Lexingtou by the Senate by a vote the Republican party proclaims itselt fits. "In 1S30 1 had a sercro attack of LaGrippo COMMON HORSES GETTING SCARCE. the friend of bimetallism, and approves and at tho end of four months, In splto cf all of 18 to 13. "So both the and it in its platform. Only a few days ago, r vu. lans, friends and good nursing could owner conclude that the conditions at The Horse Iteview.l Co tay lungs heart and nervous system vrcro In the House the Orr bill regulating as Secretary of the Treasury, he New Bedford are 'worse than slavery." o completely 7rccked, my llfo iras That the stock of common horses in thcadmin-istratio- u tobacco sales was passed. It is for the be the policy of And yet New England was the loude't red of, my friends giving mo up. 1 could to more firmly fix the the city of Chicago is getting very low and fiercest protestant against the sysca v s!?ep by tho use of opiates. My lungs protection of the tobacco raisers. column at d ti art pained me terribly and my cough gold on the is demonstrated by the ''cheap" all sort? tem which madetheownershipof human r ss most aggravating. I could not lio in The chattels possible. There is a problem bill, which is a hot people of the United States. of the Daily News, in which ie position butashorttlmo and not oa my and conditions of things are advertised. presented to the philanthropic and intel- ft mjo at all. My husband brought nc one, was reported favorably and passed. Such is the declared purpose of the year ago that portion occupied bv an Ito 'Miles K ervlno and Ilcart Curo and I bc- -t It provides a heavy fine for any one measure which he is pressing- upon the nouncements of horses for sale amount- ligent people of New England which de tating them. When I had taken a half found guilty of making, selling or smok. attention of Congress. It is disgusting mands their earnest attention. Indeed, b."te of each I was much better and contin- ing cigarettes. to see this old ostrich dodging about ed to a column at least, every day, and the problem is not one alone for the ues persistently I took about a dozen bot and sticking his head in the sand. He frequently to a column and a half. Now east to consider. It is as broad as the tles ana was completely restored to health to tc urpriso 01 aiL ' A bill was introduced to prevent re- is a disgrace to the administration un- it is a rare thing if the space taken for whole country". iv Miles' Ccmcdles tKR f RS production of prize fights in Kentucky. less he is itscorrectrepresentative and the same purpose goes to a half column. However, the discussion of this ques - sold by all drug- in that case, the administration is a dis- As au example, o.i Friday, January 14, tion is forced on 2ew England by the Miles' g sts under a positive Rs there were but twenty-fou- r offers to events of When 125.0C0 of her guarantee, fist bottlo The Chiun pure food bill will be re- grace to the United States. sell horses and those included the auc- citizens are struggling for tho maintain fcicefjts or money ported favorably to the House in a tion sale of the receiver of a bankrupt Book on diA Clever Trick. ing of a miserable wage of $G a w eek, It will be materially altered Health scos of tho heart and firm of contractors and the regular ad- and her rich manufacturers are fighting though, and many of the most objection It certainly looks like it, but there is vertisement of dealers. In the same nrtvesfree Address. VU. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. to cut that wage down by a 10 per cent able features will be removed. As al really no trick about it. Anybody can column two or more slaughtering firms reduction, the matter will not down, nor tered tho bill will provide for the label- try it who has JLame Back and Weak advertise for horses and a change has can its consideration ho thrust aside. ing of all adulterated fouds, liquids and Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles. PROFESSIONAL. CAROS. come over their offers in the way of Freedom is a noble thing. It is the provisons of all descriptions, but it will We mean he can cure himself right prices. A year ago their advertisments thing for which the founders of this re not require that the formula, prescrip- away by taking Elictric Bitters. This read something like this: "Wanted, public faught and died, but are not the ATrOENEYS. tion or ingredients be given. It will medicine tones up the whole system, horses tor killing; $1 to $5." Now the owners of money making tho word freenot prohibit the hale or manufacture of acts as a stimulant to the Liver and Kid- range D W. MILLER. of prices offered is "S3 to $15." It dom meaningless? The philanthropists pure and adulterated articles by the neys, is a blood purifier and nerve tonic. should not be forgotten that in the main of New England and tho starving wage Attokvet-at-Lasame persoa or company, and will not It cures Constipation, Headache, Faint the advertisements in the column refer- workers should get together and discuss Richmond, Kkxtuckt. designate a standard mixture, such as ing Spells. Sleeplessness and Melancho- red to are plug horses; those that have 'Rirp in the Burnam Building, next door to patent medicines, as an adulteration. ly. It is purely vegetable, a mild laxa- been practically worn out on the streets the question. s National Bank. f I tive, and restores the system to its nat- of the city. The decreasing numbers FARM AND STOCK Mr. Hronstou intioduced a bill Tues- ural vigor Try Electric Bitters and be of oilers indicate, to a certainty, that -. STJZJXJIV.iT, day creating county Boardh of Educa- convinced that they area miracle work- the supply has been reduced to next to Export cattle were tagged by Govern tion. One member of the board to be er. Every bottle guarranteed. Only 50c a nothing. And this reduction will have elected from eacli Magisterial district bottle at Perry & Thomas' Drug Store. ere long, the effect on thegeneral market ment inspectors at tho Chicago yards to Attoiucey-at-L- a w, 3 in November, 1S(3. and the board shall Successors to V. G. White. that the Review foretold more than a the number of 253,100 iu 1S97. This is - - KENTUCKY. I.H'HMOND, perform all the duties now conferred on year ago. Tho common horses in use 10,000 more that 1S0G and nearly 100,000 CARE OF LAMBS. p over Taylor's Hardware 6tore, op-- r County Superintendents, and shall adin a city like Chicago are owned, in the more that in 1S93. Prices were from s if Court House, on Main Street. to fifty cents better than in vertise for bids for supplying schto! main, by poor men of limited twenty-fiv- e A. F. Shousc in the Woodford San boolcs, and each bid shall be certified means, and during he hard times they 1S9G, ranging from $4 to $350. These II C HOGG, I heartily endorse all that Mr. Garrett cattle grade as "good to choice" and that the price is not over 15 per cent has said in your last issue in regard to clung to them and patched them up, as weigh from 1,300 to 1,300 pounds. The ATTORNEY AT LAW. above the cost of producing the books. caring for sheep and would like to add a matter of economy, waiting for better margin was rather small on which to Kentucky. It iiMosD, ones to take thier places. Now there Representative John Marquette, of to his article, or continue it to the care must soon como an end oE all of them, operate and the year has not been alPendleton county, has an important of Iambs. After all the care of housing for they have been practically worked to together profitable to exporters. This "Tiee No. 13 First St., up Btairs. bill to be introduced, predicated on the and bedding the sheop in our barns and death. We have no means of telling report ought to indicate that somebody ' passage of the Chinn bill. His bill will temporary sheds we frequently find on how mauy thousands will be required to had best stick to horss breeding and M. CHENAULT, establish a State printing office in the the following morning a half frozen or replace them, but it will run well up not ''over do" the cattle business. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, penitentiary to be operated by convict chilled lamb that cannot stand up. Kentucky. labor, for the publication of school text When I first commenced raising sheep I and the prices will be far higher than The Chicago Naws claims that no one R0.HMOXD, they have been for the same stock in books for ue in common schools, the usually killed these by pouring warm many years. What is true of Chicago is has yet been found who, without consulting a dictionary, can pronounce all iTire on Second street, over Chen-a- books to be sold at actual cost price. milk down them and strangling them of every large city, 60 that m the before they had life euough in them to true ' grocery. these words correctly at first reading The bill further provides for printing aggregate the demand during 189S is Frequently ten or fifteen mistakes are may be done by swallow. The proper way is to place certain to be great. such State printing as PZTSI3IANS. made. "A sacrilegious bon of Belial who the convicts within the walls. Mr. them before the fire, just as near as you suffered from bronchitis, having exhaust CALOWClu'S Marquette thinks this will go a great would get if you were that cold, and thoroughly thaw them out. Then when ed his finance, in order to make good DR. JOHX M. POSTER, way toward the cheapening of school the deficit, resolves to ally hinself to a CONSTIPATION. Kentucky books, and at the same time will give they are warm and dry feed them a little R hmind. warm milk, fresher the better, but don't comely, lenient and docile young lady advantageous employment to convicts. AN ADVERTISING LAW. He of the Malay or Caucasian race. His bill will be supported by many able feed cream that is too rich. Telephone at office and residence. V give you the plan of my feedLet me accordingly purchased a calliope and a who know the contents of members, The Legislature w ill be asked to pass coral necklace of a chameleon hue. and er: It is a common quart cup'with a the bill. DR. H. R. GIBSOX, spout running up from the bottom like some kind ot an advertising law. Several securing a suit of rooms at a principal PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, a coffee pot and a little knob in the end members of the body are newspaper men hotel, he engaged tho head waiter as a POINTED PARAGRAPHS. Kentucky. of it to tie a nipple on. You will find and it is expected that they will engineer coadjutor. He then dispatched a letter Pt iiMONi). this can very convenient to feed lambs the movemeuL The Kentucky Fress As of the most exceptional caligraphy "From the Chicago News that do not get enough nourishment sociation, time and again, at their annual extant, inviting the lady to a matinee. itEce in the Joe ("dim building, t8 and 20 The coat may not make the man, but from the ewes, or lambs that you have session, have recognized the necessity She revolted at the idea, refusing to con Street, over Wnue - old drucstore. lanouits make attorneys. for something of the kind, and, appointed sider herself sacrificable to his desires to raise by hand. Rome wasn't founded by Homeo; it C'HAS. HOOKER, It sometimes happens that we do not committees to look after the measure, and sent a polito note of refusal; on rewas Juliet who was found dead by him. have the patch or the tiinothv but nothing ever materialized. A gen- ceiving which ho procured a carbine and T ETERJNA R Y SURGEON, eral advestising law would be a good a bowie-knifThe Pension Bureau has more draw-e- meadow for our sheep and lambs. said that he would not Graduate Ontario Veterinary College. With the barren pastures, notonly the thing, but the average member 4of the now forge 'fetters hymeneal with the than any other piece of furniture There'll probably be no one in hea.en sheep need feeding but the lambs, too Legislature seems unable to rid himselt queen, went to an isolated spot, severed cennary Dentistry and Sterility a Specialty d that is better than the average man and if we feed all together the sheep of the notion that it is a scheme intend- his jugular vein and discharged the conEjrOffice up stairs, over store recently by Richmond Harness Co , East Main y St., thinks he is. get more than their share or crowd the ed merely to put money into the hands tents of the carbine into his abdomen. apr"-lRichmond, Ky. The debris was lemoved by the coroner, prDbably be lambs out entirely, so it is necessary to of the publishers of newspapers. The 5 o'clock tea would Georgetown Times. "The most fearful who remarked: popular with women if it was feed them separately. I have tried a m. moie . creeper, that is; a compartment with a man. has been apparent for a number of squalor could not so enen-atIt marked down to 3.57. Medicine and Surgery. the division made so that a lamb can years that Kentucky needs a ogod ad- He was a malefactor." A steel band may be stronger than a Office Collins Rnilding, MainStreet. creep under but not an old sheep, but I vertising law. It would prove a blessTelephone nt residence (the Cnrr place) on brass band, but the latteris moresuccess-fu- l have found that very few will creep un- ing the country over to people who have Broadwaj . in holding a crowd together. der, so I have adopted the plan of separ property to sell. With this object in RirnuoND, - - - - - Kentucky. The more hat a man can buy for$2the ating them and this can be dono very view and acting for the Kentucky Press less bonnet a woman can buy for $50, easily by having one hand to stand at Association, L. W.Gaines called V7. EVANS, M. D., a conG. and yet people talk about the eternal the barn door to keep the lambs back ference of the friends of such a measure fitness of things' and another to drive the sheep out. at the Capitol Hotel at Frankfort last Physician and Surgeon, The lambs soon learn that it is good for Saturday aud some plans were agreed A writer in the scientific American them to be there and they stay there and Kentucky. upon and a committee appointed. It Richmond. says he has cleared his premises of wait to be fed. Give them anything was the unanimous opinion of the conveiniin by making whitewash yellow thej will eat crushed rve, shelled oate, ference that their should be such a law DR. T. J. TAYLOR, with copptras and coventig the stones bran in corn meal, (crushed corn is too passed by the present General Assem' Medicine and Surgery, Practitioner in Kentucky and rafters with it. In every crevice in coarse.) It is good to change the feed bly, and if presented properly it would Richmond. which a rat might no he put the cop- every now and then, thus keeping up a be. President Gaines appointed a com Good weight means good health. peras, and scattered it in the corners o good appetite. Turn on clover 1st of mittee of the five editoral members of and residence on Second Street Good health means good blood. floor. The result was. complete dis- May and iu June you will find that the legislature, the Good blood is at the bottom of it : Emmett Orr chairDENTAL STJUGSEY. all. If a man or woman is losing appearance of rats and mice. Since your Iamb breeding paid. From ixty man; K. C. Walker, Bennett Henderson flesh, chances are ten to one that that time, not a rat or mouse has been ewes, I sold over eighty lambs last year and John McMeloan. These gentlemen the blood is impure and lifeless. house. VALENTINE H. HOBSOJs DR. seen near the on tho first pick, not one being thrown to be assisted in drafting a bill by tho Pure blood builds up good, firm flesh. It makes muscles that you out on account of being too poor. local press of Frankfort. DEST18T, can use. There is no fictitious fat OP LOCISNIIXE, K.Y. It is now the duty of the state press at about it It gives you a balance in Government Building, next door to the bank of health that you can The Greatest Disco verjr Yet. large to join hands in this work, and by to 4. BichmSnd, Ky. Office hours 9 to draw on without fear. novl7-l- y W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, 111 , personal influence and newspaper men Sarsaparilla is Nature's remedy "Chief," says: "We wont keep house tion in advocacy to get the matter before for impure or impoverished blood. It is just the sort of remedy that without Dr. King's New Discoyery for the people and their representative. Four nice rooms for rent. grandmother used to dig up in the Elkton Progress. Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Exgarden. It is simple, pure, efficient. Hot-so- n, perimented with many others, but nevCall at Dental Office of Dr. It puts the digestion into perfect It was very ungreatful in the Wheel order, stimulates the appetite, asPrevention is always better than er got the true remedy until we used ing Iron and Steel Company to post an sists nutrition, cleanses and purifies next door to postoffice. cure, even when cure is possible. Dr. King's New Discovery. No other immediate reduction in wages, running the whole body. But so many times pneumonia is not remedy can take its place in our home, from 10 to 20 per cent., and a demand The surest and purest and safest becomes the as in it wo have certain and sure cure cured that prevention and best of all sarsaparillas is for more work at the cut rates on tl.o )R. FRED SMITH. for Coughs, Colds, "Whooping Cough, natural act of that instinct of very day before President McKinley's which is "the first law etc." It is idle to experiment with other appearence DENTIST. at the manufacturers' banGrocery, same office can be preover Collins' remedies, even if they are urged on you of nature." Pneumonia quet in this city, sajs the New York lately occupied by Dr. W. W. Burgin. janl2-lvented and is often cured by the use as just as good, because this remedy has World. The workmen immediately a record of cures and besides is guaran- threw down their tools, of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. and presumable HON. C. T. CALDWELL, teed. It never fails to satisfy. Trial made some unpleasant remarks cold and "Seme years go I had a severe about Quart Bottles, One Dollar. could bottle free at Perry & Thomas' Drug the Dingley tariff and was threatened with pneumonia. I the "advance WILUAM5, DAVIS, BROOKS & CO. 3 Successors to W. G. White. eat nor sleep, and was in a wretched Store, neither V. 7a., RecomoJ Parkersburg, agent of prosperity." The protectionist Detroit, nidi. I procured a bottle of Ayer's condition. excuses for took it according to the EGGS MAY BE KEPT FOR THREE MONTHS. Wrights Celery in the New mends Cherry Pectoral and liTerettes for Constipation and Sick as Headache, ajc England cotton mills are the fall in the directions, and at the end of fifteen daysw Capsules. 1 as well and sound as before the attack. cases of pneuof price of cotton and ttho competition of "It is impossible in some sections it in many have to fail monia Bince, and have never known it tho country to get perfectly fresh eggs the Southern mills. But this excuse Pakiebsburo, W. Va., to an iron aud ste,el mill cure." in Sold by D. Z. & T. B. Taylor, during the winter season," says Mrs. S. does not apply January 26, 1995. eaecuJ0HN henry, gt Joseph, La. in the South. Waco, Ky. T. Rorer in tho November Ladies' Home Co., settled The Vrioht3Ied. a "I was attacked withthe cold that my phy- Journal. "To guard against this in skill of Columbus, Ohio. on my lungs, and defied incurable. summer time, when they are cheap, sicians so that they considered me using Gentlemen; I have beenNovem- At last I began to use Ayer's Cherry Pectoral pack tbem in lime water and they will Wright's Celery Capsules since and was entirely cured after having taken keep in good condition for three months. ber, JS94. and find them to be as recomPour one gallon of boiling water over a lotU8mHCIB00 A. SEVERIANO, mended. I first bezan taking them Taunton, Mass. pound of lime; when settled and cold while nt Hot Springs. Aik, under treatment for Sciatic .Rheumatism. Liver and pour it carefully over the eggs which fitomach trouble. Constipation which I you have packed, small ends down, in had been a long sufferer. I found the a stone jar, and stand in a cool, dark gave me great relief Celery Capsules fmni tii hfirmninfr and have used them place. Eggs may also pe packed, in !l CURECOrftTIPATIOH ever since. With pleasure, and unso salt; anything that, will close the pores mr licited, I recommend them to any and of the shell and prqvent evaporation all suffering with like afflictions or either ALL JVLJIlJULliJiBP1 K ill preserve eggs." of them. V&ry truly yours, DMMCISTS i , ChaklbsT Caldwbli,. CALDWELL'S .11 at htUf Prjce is pufeBp in Mf-fiia- e bottle Sold "by T. 8 Hagan, Dragmt. .. mm i . m w' .I J lMkUt MnsFJM. imUHfi HUUWY CO.. (MM. MMCM. -,m. 50c enta and $1.00 per bor. Call at drugtm priee- 50 rate. j OUUM 'INDItnTION. i! 'jTPlinlTlTTT-- 1 6- a free sample. store and pet turns control of the prison oerto the capacious mouth this time in answer The Bronston Penitentiary bill, which Secretary Gage has again opened his POWDER ROYAL When tho New York World says that the condition of the New Bedford cotton spinners is worse than was the condition of negro slaves, it biiugs a fearful indictment against those responsible for this state of affairs. But the World is not satisfied with the mere statement. It proves it. It demonstrates the truth of its assertion by interviews with a former slave and with a man who once owned slaves, and in an editorial comment sayn: 'Both say that the negro slave was better fed, better housed, more lightly worked and better cared for than these mill hands are, besides the certainty ho had that in old age or illness he would be fed, clothed, housed, doctored and nursed, where the mill hand has only charity to depend upon for these benee ex-sla- mwmm m iP- iiilOl Installment House. U mII8IIIi de-s- pa Price Flsrhters ! The (1 ? -- i v: N T3 ft' AV 'ti.' i&jj ) K. m rfSI v. standard lsA-- ' ' anti-cigaret- i ( guarantee to save you from 25 to 50 per cent, on all kinds of If you need anything in the FURNITUKE line, call and see us, we &j a- to-da- y. cd & J few-day- s Purniture and Mattresses. FURNITURE SOLD ON INSTALLMENTS. Hall Hacks, $1.50. Wardropes, $9.00 up. Center Tables, 75c. up. Wl?. JlJJUi; OJ AT.Cn AT" m Sj? Bed Hoorn Suites, 3 Pieces Prom $18 up. ar-st- eb3-l- y ATT 17 T7TVI' JLJ.AJIJ flfl-OVf- .Q-- KJ V7XVJ. JJXV J. "' .- ftM fe-Sl ituee, Eoot Stools, Couch Pillows, all kinds of Eurniture and Matresses paired and made new. rro UiJn.lO, T X11JL A ATT TTTXHTlC XLUU AViilX(U nTPAT)TAD XJVy X JL 0.-1. J.V TTtT-1 V. J.Vi.- 1- 'fei - I I re- - fw t& 1 I I Mwninos Of all kinds, made to order at Rock-Bottom ffS fi il-- m JTi L , & Trfl r- ?$ 31-3- 0 JC&D. Prices. ST 1 i fe Vr; --, o (5 ... .- SfJH. PEPSI 3 -- I JJ -- See-o- n K3ffcOams 27- re n, e, accu-pc- a JASPjm, d e CLOTHINGS J-V JL 3Mfti& We have just received the largest line of W rr. . The Way To Weigh More J XV X -- S 12s V N 90 -- Clothing, Overcoats, Underwear nl v r r r r ill LlUlt" UCCtLCU. r. ..-. Hats i 04 es -1 IN RICHMOND, which we bought early before the tariff was put on wolens and can ive our customers the benefit of 30 per cent, on every ce :i:i to-w- it Measures Takea for Suits and Overcoats Made to Order. Pit Guaranteed at from Epkai rA $10.00 up ce 12-- 1 Prevent UNDERWEAR AND HATS AT PRICES NEVER OFFERED BEFORE AT pneumonia i B Ji c 0 c TnE Oldest 0000,ru ::::&&$ 7S; fcaifeiB-$:5::rfe3N&- 5TOUFFE Bck3j 22-- 1 '. Clothier and Eurnisher in Richmond. iS"3 c3w"3' c&3i :syagVNyerVQgys VVrt-ff?? jt IS&'--f :i-- i ee, y Johnston's WM Sarsaparilla 2 laililillii EicoazMionzi, :sr- ntff&B, Q Winter Schedules IN EFFECT SUNDAY, DECEMBER OTH. wage-reductio- recomn-ende- d g 9 B' O QTJEEUT & 2-4 CRESCENT EOTJTE. to New o 'ID Hoars Cfocigaatt Orleans aad JackswYiBe Qandy cathartic qiiib VyjUlllHi " Il-- r a o g IN. ". g a 109 FINEST MILES SHORTEST. VESTIBULEO TRAINS ? Ef THE Iyer's - . MANUFACTURER AND DEALER 11 (JitTO Pectoral - r ! S) GRKNITEKINDS OF7r0MV7VCeNTS, AJVD ALL OEM TEST WOBK. , l! 'J.t YRUP '- - -- i"i, , V "!--- . 1 PEPSI N II a. ' ijisoimMOiiiRmM j &-- r i as'iso- iTfllTMllTPr -.--. Tor further particulars pi'ices, da., ad ress "' . Through Pullman Service is unequalled. Cafe Pa and Observation Cars daily. Standard Vestibuled Coaches. Get your tickets via the Queen & Crescent Ro V. C. IDfEARSOM, Cm'I Fast 'r Aft, Ciiciutii, 0. SOUTH --- II II 111 . - .IT ? ",;. 'Hfi ' . e , -- If .t "1L1 Ti.T jnaaisoo fiu&uiiijwi wuin. How is tiie time to Sutecrite-Coan- e 1T 1 j jfc i . A 1 V- I t- "-- - -' - - Sw c .T - II 1-- - $ T fc; 1 4. 'I &. :i " - l1 ; me Kicnmona uinmx. jgjgil! - rails Go. Tho Climax Printing io.ffir' C . I Proprietor, nd Editors. WOODS, Associate Editor. PRICE PER YEAR, $1.50. 9, - 189S. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Ax act was introduced Tuesday last providing a $500 fine for telling or printing a campaign lie. Tata bill extendE3fp The House killed the ing to Police Judges the power to perform wedding ceremonies. PDU AT i uivJlA 1 I SURPRISE! " SIbi M&m. ' BBjgjMui IH1I m lop. fe H Vm lHflV'HF 5'Tr siTOSIWiK? .&?! in? if?? i ni :"' 1 1 v n 1 1 ?i 1 1 unit ninn n?&! 1 '' ,DVH7DMy -- ..: . ............... Ml TKpIg jHiWfe MWMmMEmg& Jf a ....... a e -- kB 4Ph1 1 I WILL BEGIN THE INAUGURATION OF OUR GREAT o CO Was expressed on Monday by a great many customers at our LOW PEICES on JSBBBWP The foregoing Is a reproduction of the Bad Boy who recently made such a decided hit in the Dee&trick Skule; He is a prominent Mason, Shriner, and an exex Judge, cellent jeweler. He has sold more engagement rings and married more of the couples afterwards than any other Jeweler in America. He says he is going to the Klondike some day. But we think it will be a cold day when he gets there. Fire at Waco. I PI Chicago scientist has predicted that in one thousand yeare of the human rare will be insane. A one-thir- d in! pB Ml oa 'om OS I li DisrATOHES state that toll-gat- e ers who destroyed a toll-gat- e raid- last week in Boyle were "very polite and gentlemanly." the Blue Grass Clibper. has purchased the Falmouth Guide, and will take charge the 20th of this month. Shoes, Hats and LLfiilnil y L yoLLs 'EVERYTHING GOES AT riDlUPC Oil c Editor J. R. Williams, formerly of . oe mm i 1 11 The Kentucky House, by a vote 61 of sraj CO" . to 24, passed the Cook bill to compel the Associated Press to furnish its news to any newspaper willing to pay for it. m os 0 0 0 0 0 00 OS Gents' Furnishing Goods. goods could be sold at such remarkaWondered how bly low prices. Well, there's nothing secret or mysterious about the matter. Judicious buying, knowing when to buy, how to buy and what to buy. Always on the Qui YiYE.for opportunities, and being content with small profits is the fine-grad- 7ffh f Per Cent m Th ular ee m Offl ? Hi e (Mil The Ohio law providing that coun- frills ties must pay $5,000 to relatives ol a lEfg person lynched has been declared unconstitutional by Common Pleas Judge Duston. of Urbana. about States in the event of war, says the Louisville Post as Kentucky alone can furnish more Colonels than are needed to command the united armies of Europe. absurd for any nation to talk It issuccessfully resisting the United o. . siiNSvS ' 00 00 00 00 00 00 OS 00 00 00 m o'clock the old Dr. Creed house on the College Hill pike, owned and occupied by znmli Frank McDonnel, was burned. It is thought to bo the work of an incenda-r- y as the fire originated in a part of the house that had not been used for KM nearly a year, nothing of any value was saved and there is an insurance Ip Saturday morning at 4 aa o 'OS' of only $500. Bombarded The Depot. as 00 os 00 as 00 00 00 mm Mm . When you watch the votes of the galvanized Free Silver Democrats in the Legislature you will find that they are generally cast on the gold bug linS favored by the Courier-Journa- l. Scratch off the rilver coating of such members, and you will find a gold bug with a free silver constituency. Louisville Dispatch. Iffl SfrHJ Ub mm a OS OS OS OS OS OS OS "Whole Thing in a Nut She !) I 00 . .;; :; m OS OS 00 Come and see us and be convinced that OUK PLACE is the PLACE to buy your Shoes, Hats and Men's Eurnishing Goods. mm Some worthless miscreant came in on the train at White Station a few nights ago, who, had more ammunition than brain, turned his 38 loose on tho depot several time damaging the doors, windows, and walls considerably and scarced "Jumbo" Harris, the agent, out of over a hundred pounds of flesh which it will take a whole of summer hard feeding and currying to produce. mid-night Suits that sold for $5.00 Suits that sold at $7.00 Suits that sold at $10.00 Suits that sold at $13.50 $(5.00 1l$0 W S u " 4.00 5.60 8.00 10.S0 " ll 4c Fire in Crow Addition. iBrrHJfamBMBfrHJBrrHJEafrHJBrrHJa pay big salaries to ollicers who do BffilM t II nothing but draw their pay and laugh "rHJEME lHarr-BtT-B7HiBt- r-m I ' I I The only way to reduce taxes is to cut down expenses and the only way to cut down expenses is to abolih useless offices, says The Louisville Dispatch. The Dispatch voices the senpeople who frM timent of all have een the evil of oppressing a government with taxation merely to fair-mind- . .. ! ii WALLACE ii ir- - ii 1- I - Tdim ii i S-- ff &' Turner's auction still continues. The Hkyax will address the Ky. spent, Saturday and Sunday with her Nuptials. Strong, steady nerves mother, Mrs. Emma Kaulfman. Februarj' 22. Heaven never smiled on a happier Hox. Thomas 11. Turley, of Mem- legislature Dr. Hockaday, of Silver Creek, is Lancaster Record. Are needed for success pair than the unclouded sunlit-skphis, Tenn, was nominated Tuesday out again after a severe spell of illness is an uununumiy max aoes noi occur oiien. n The salary reduction bill introducRev. J. B. shone on, last Thursday, when Thomas by the Legislatne caucus for United ed by Hon. L E Weatherford will be spent severalTimberlake, of Richmond, of about three woeks. Everywhere. Nerves days in Harrodsburg in States Senator, defeating CongressJ. Smith, Jr., and Fh'se Cheoault lake akvaniage of it and supply yourself favorably reported to the House. attendance on the meetings at the Fish & Kinuard, of Paint Lick, Depend simply, solely, nett were made man and wife. Ben man McMilhu and Governor Taylor, Baptist church. Harrodsburg DemThe most important changes ocrat. of shipped two car loads of walnut logs and Wednesday the legislature met Some the as follows: Upon the blood. handsome Bennett home, so recently proposed are Georgetown Tuesday. the scene of the death of the bride's Mrs. Florida Parrish, of Richmond, to in joint session and elected him to serve Pure, rich, nourishing Governor, from $6,600 to SG.O00; Ad- is visiting friends in this city o it the unexpired term of the late Potts & Denrson bought of S. A. grandmother, contained only the immeGeneral, from $2000 to ?l,SO0; Miss Lucy Adams, of Richmond, is Blood feeds the nerves Senator Lsliam G. Harris, the term ex- jutant diate relatives of the contracting parties, visiting Mr. and .Mrs T. W. Davis of Deatherage, one thousand bushels of Commisioner of Agriculture, from piring March 4th 11X11. Senator Turley wheat at 00 cents per bushel. And makes them strong. with the exception of Miss Lila CheAuditor's clerks, from this city. Campbelle Times Journal O Is 53 years of age. an nault, the bride's cousin, and Mr. B. B. Boen, sold on court day, to CommisMr and Mrs. E. V. Elder are at 9 n Boldiej and a 1G to 1 f ee Mlver Dem- $10,500 to $12,000, Insurance great nerve tonic is Thomas J. Moberley, the favorite The H sioner, from $3,000 to $2,500; insurance home from a visit to Meade county. an Eastern party, his brown saddle Elected Drum Major. ocrat. was saddened the The Clothier, The Furnisher, The Shoer, The Hatter. clerks, from 3,500 to $2,000; Secretary Their stavElder's father, bvMr. death horse. Price long but not given. Hood's Sarsaparilla, cousin of the groom. Rev. Dr. George Mr. Allen Zaring, one of the of Mrs. Wm. W. Young, the distinguished paster of most iaay5 ly Turner's big auction will continue Because it makes The Frankfort correspondent of the of State from $3,000 to $2,500; State Burch who was thrown from a horse. the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, popular and handsome young men of s3 .in..iimu) Treasurer, from $3,600 to $3,000. The 325ES Courier-JoninMiss Minnie Tipton, of Madison until Saturday night. This week's ofsaitl Tuesday: said the ceremoney, simple but impres- our city, has been elected and has acThe bloodirich and is $23,700 a year. total saving county, and Miss Julia Shearer, of ferings are the most attractive of all. meeting was held by the "A sive. Itjis impossible that the picture cepted the position of Drum Major for Winchester, were the guest of the rJlKlllliTrHirriTrHlfCTra fSJrElfESTE 13773 rSTrSnTrrfSTRinrTrrTiliPure, giving it power friends of Green II. Keller, Assistant Why was the millionaires' banquet latter's sister, Mrs. Rosa Parrish. of was other than one of charm as the our excellent Military Band. The only -The question that is asked any l"tjlis; -" LiSf Pra PSJ rcjaa rn m Clerk f the House, to launch for him to President McKinlcy given the day this place Saturday and Sunday. lovely bride and her g.dlant lover in mistake the band may have made in business man in Richmond now is To feed the nerves. a boom for Secretary of State. Mr. before the final vote was taken on the Mooresville cor. Winchester Demo- "When are you going to have your the presence of their dear ones took the this choice may be because of the handfrJ - Tr . r Hood's Sarsaparilla vows which made them one. The Lride some appearance our friend Zaring iu fM Keller has about concluded to make Teller resolution, declaring that the crat. vjiral auction?" Misses Ollie Fant and Louie Anthe race, and his fiiends wanted to bonds of the United States are payable Cures nervousness, is a blonde beauty, petite, graceful and drum major atire will make. He will Galloway & Woods bought from give him a g m J ttan. His home is in either in gold or bilver coin ? liecause drews, of Flemingsburg, and Miss symmetrical of figure, and has been the monopolize the attention of the ladies; Olivia Buckner, Messrs. Ford Brent, different parties in the Paint Lick Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Nicholas county, n the Tenth district, the rich manipulatcisof legislation and Thos. Henry Clay, Jr., and Warren center of a charming circle wherever but the selection is one of honor and SO fat hogs at prices Catarrh, scrofula, from which no candidate for Mate administration desired to use the pow- Bacon, of this city, composed a box neighborhood, she moved. Suitors she had and to in return will be filled by Mr. Zaring 511." have yet announced This will er of the Executive, not only to defy party which saw the "New Dominion" from 3 to 3j. spare, and it was no source of wonder iu a way that will reilect credit upon And all forms of be to his advantage. In 1893 he was the law, but the rebuke the Senate of Saturday night at the opera house. Dr. L. II. Landman, the Oculist that the band as well as himselt. Mr. ZarImpure blood. when the hope was the Democratic nominee for Ilailroad the United States for repeating a reso- Winchester Democrat. and Optician, of Cincinnati, will be at she might not be captured and taken ing will be simply immense with his Dr M. Ernest Jones, son of Mr. W. Mr. J. B. Willis', Richmond, Ky., on Commissioner in the East-i- n district, lution for which Mr. McKinley voted B. Jones, of Silver Creek, leaves uumiiiusewu nave Deeii cap- 6ft. 4 and tall cap. and made a line race. He is one of twenty years ago, declariug what the for Lawrenceburg- - where he will en- Wednesday tho 9th iast. Will Wed tivated by her invariable, amiable sweetHow Our Jailors Did Niucly Years Ago. the most popular Democrats in East- law was, and is, governing the con- gage in the practice of Dentistry, Dr. ness and engaging intellectual vivatity. Mr. Joe Hagan and Mis Lulio Col. Bob Potts was in from White Whilst examing old records last ern Kentucky and will give Mr. tracts between the government and Jones is a young man of excellent both of Kirksville neignborhood, A graduate of Ann Arbor Univen.ity, week Judge J. D. Goodloe found the Charles Metcalfe a race he will long ite creditors. Silver Knight Watch- character and ability and we commend Station, Monday, distributing samples will be married at the bride's resi- she was there as here a favorite with following orders, made at him to the good people of Anderson. of pipe made by the Cob Pipe Factory the Decemremember. man. The Climax will follow him in fact as at the above place, of which he is dence at 6 o'clock this evening. Rev. all. WE HAVE THE LARGEST AXD ber court 1811: as in well wishes. well R. B. Briny will officiate. The groom is a young man of sterling business manager. BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF Order Book C, page 741: Ordered Miss Mary Little delightfully enterqualities of character and withal of suA Home For Confederate Soldiers. that Jno. Duncan be appointed Jailor tained Friday evening at a course purMr. Joe Guinchigliani has Alex. Gibbs is slightly improved. General J. M. Poyntz asks us to 6ay perior intellectual attainments. Educa- of Madison county on his entering dinner in honor of Miss Sue chased the R. Zimmer confectionery Mr. Joe Evan3, left Saturday for of Danville. Those present that the movement to provide a home ted at Central University, tho UniverMullin, Texas. were; Misses Ruth Tepper, David on main street and will move thereto for needy Confederate soldiers will be sity of Virginia and at Yale, and hav into bond with Peter Tribbleaud Jno. Hume, his sureties on the following Letcher, Bettie Editor R. W. Miller returned Sun- Smith, Virginia Taylor, Margaretta shortly. Mr. Zimmer will take charge encouraged lin this county and pushed iug read and traveled much, he is a terms, to wit; the said Duncan is to Betts. Jean Duncan, uf the Garnett house.- day from Washington. Main and Eroadway. with vigor. It is a cause in which the charming companion. Generous to a have the use of the family part of the Julia Higgins, Sue McRoberts and Representative William Combs was Mary Little. Messrs. J. N. Turner, County Clerk John F. White pre- majority of our citizens would give wil- fault, true tojhis friends, and o up from Frankfort Monday. R. G. Gordon, J. V. Norman, John sented to this office a copy of the ling Smith ha3 a hostof well wishers Jail with the appurenance there-t- and aid. he is to make no charge whatever whose benedictions were showered upon Mr. Chas. Powell, has returned from Hampton, Lacy and Harry Moffett, Twolth Biennial Report of the Bureau Better Than an. Auction. H. D. Roberts, Vernon Witherspoon, him aud his bonny bri;:e, for a long life, against the county for sesvice rendera business trip to Versailles. and Statictics, G. W. Hunter and Hood Little. It of. Agriculture Labor Sweeping reduction in shoes to a life of uninterrupted bliss, such a life ed as Jailor. To keep the court house Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Scrivner, were was decidedly the swellest affair of compiled by the State Commissioner in clean and neat order, to take parmake room for spring goods. We as the love of their childhood and over from Winchester Sunday, tho kind this season. Moore. ticular care of the Jail and appurtewill sell shoes during February reyears had pictured. An inquest was held by the underMr. Peter Dorse', of Fleminghburg, Mnio Bowlander, the fashionable gardless of cost. Now is the time to m takers of the court house at the res- is vieiting relatives in the county. The numerous elegant and tastuful nance, court house and appurtunanco, and straypen. The said Duncan is to New York dress maker, will return buy a pair at least whether you need gifts attested the tuence oi csnerriit ii. il. colyer, on all last week in our Carpet Derare degree bf esteem Dr. Blanton preached at the Pres- Lancaster ave. last Thursday over the Double-tree- s. furnish, wnen required by the court, at the them or not. This is better thau an and affection in which about February 28, and partment Hundreds of pieces byterian Church in Jackson Sunday. SE: the wedded pair wood for dead body of a mammoth Gray Bronze the stove, and candles." Willis House where she will be pleased auction. Freeman Bros. 3 First st. of carpet and bale upon bale of aro held. Mr. and Mrs. Smith left on a Col. S. L. Tudor, of Irvine, was the turkey the following officers were Uugs arrived and now make guest Monday of Mayor Claud Smith. present. Atty. J. Tevis Cobb, Judge to 6ee her friends wishing the latest A Bouquet For ajPopular Firm. tour to the City of Mexico, after taking Court Day. 3TI P. H. Sullivan, 2t J. P. Sim- fashions in ladies' dressmaking. their first bow to the public in the New Orleans Mardi Gras. They AV. P. Prewitt sold for various Mr. W. T. Richardson, of Junction mons, Dept. Sheriffs W. S. Hunley, It is easier, nicer and safer to say Heports of this great gathering city, was the gnest of his parents Gov. Jas. B. McCreary, purchased parties nine head of horses at prices will return to Richmond about March kind things about people, especially P. B. Broaddus, Joe Terrill and Geo. have already beeu circulated, Sunday. Go,. 15, to receive the welcome awaiting when they are all true. When Simmons. There verdict read: We from Judge C. W. Armstrog, Atty. for rangine from $5 to $22. about . but here are a few pointers as the officers of this inquest find that the Green heirs, the remaining half them from countless friends. ten j ears ago Coley "Wallace and Z. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Hamilton, of St. Norris Bro. reported 1200 cattle on this turkey to price and qualitv. Louis, Mo., are visiting Mr. and Mrs devised plancame to his death by some interest in the business housa now the market, prices from 3 to Mrs. Smith is the second daughter of aytor Kico formed a partnership and Successors to Shackelford & Gentry, to feed a mob which they 5J. Geo. Butler. RUGS. executed in the most cruel ana raven- occupied by Douglas, Bright & Co., Betweon fifty and one hundred Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett. Her started in the shoe business, it was, like Richmond, Ky. Messrs. John and James Owen, of ous manner. The mob was held over Irani now sole owner of the mules on the market prices from $50 father is a wealthy farmer, one of our all such ventures by young men, an exAn incomparable array in the Fort Garrett, Woodford county, were to await the action of the grand jurj Mr. McCreary is best citizens, and a Director of the Far- periment. They were not without property. to $107.30, choicest and latest colorings, here Monday. mer's National Babk.of which his brother friends, but even these could not susHorses sold from $50 to $75. Tho C. P. Williamson proporty on Miss Helen Terrill, of Richmond, is AT $3.00. Senator John Bennett, is President, and tain a firm by their limited patronage New Business Houses to go up. the guest of Mrs. Sallie RowLETT-CURn- y. at the resilience Lancaster Avenue, now occupied by another, Mr. William Bennett, is a .D- Hence the young gentlemen-strnc- k A full size Smyrna Hearth Hug, out, Citizen. of the bride's parents, near Kirksville, Mr. J. W. Zaring, has been purchasTO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Dr. V. H. Hobson and Mr. James irector. Other uncles of the bride, Mr. as the saying is, "'on 20 designs, their own hook," Mr. Thos. Vaughn- - was down from Friday afternoon, Mr. James Rowlett ed by the Christian Church; price Bennett will erect storeroom additions Waller Bennett and Dr. David Benuntu and soon won a place in public TakoLixatiTeBromo Quinine Tablets. All consid- grugKisti refund the money if it fails to Cure. Irvine court day. and paid this office and Miss Kansas Curry were united AT S1.48. Mr. Zaring will occupy the to their property east of the Govern- are respectively president of in holy holv bond of matrimony, by the Mid-iso- eration and confidence which they have 25c. For sale by 'W. G. White, Druggist, Richa pleasant visit. place this year, after which it will be ment Building. While Mr. Bennett is oct6-6Rev. R. B."Briney. National Bank and the Lexington improved to this good day. Despite mond, Kj. A jute Rug, 3 by 5, with OrienMr J. B. Norris, of Maroa. Illinois Thomas-Gatewoo- d. Mrs. Jennie converted into a parsonage. not fully decided about the matter, Dr. National Bank. General C. M. Clay is the fact a big fire tal colors and figures, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Younger Low less Gatewood, a wealthy swejit away their goods BED WETTING CURED widow, Korris, on Korth street. Caldwell High School will hold a Hobson will erect a handsome glass the bride's grandfather. The groom is recently, they came up smiling, knowof Montgomery county, was" married AT S4.00. ORNO PAY. Mas. B. M.EOWAX, Milwaukee, Mr. Emmett Wheeler, of Kirksville, in Lexington a few days ago to Tom declamatary contest at court house front that will be eagerly sought for. It the only child of Mr. Thomas J. Smith, ing well that the world has trouble mch3-i- y An Imperial Smyrna, 3 by 6 left Monday for Illinois, where he will Thomas, her farm overseer. Mrs d Friday night Feb. 11th to select a will not interfere at all with his dental of this city, who is also a Director of enough of her own. By enlarging and "" has relatives in Richmond. make his future home. feet, every shade, the Farmer's National Bank, and one of improving their stock and trade they speiiker to represent it at Winchester, parlors, being built on the east side. A Beasley-Davidsat the resi- Limited to girls over fourteen. Seven A Grand Band Concert This Month. Miss Mamie McRoberts, of Danville, the best known and wealthiest men in nave one of the largest shoe AT 52.75. . . i7fveu:1tOSIT1VELYCURE arrived on Friday and is the guest of dence of J. W. Stivers, Kingston, speakers with live choruses by the Mem ..vrtvM xwMf-raiUf- lj: The concert we have all been look- Madison. An uncle, Hon. W- - B. Smi;h, houses in Central Kentucky. Good Thursday afternoon. Mr. Hezckial .Latge variety of white, gray or Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Ellis. Beasley and Miss May Davidson were Glee Club. Admission 10 cents. cietlonT TR. ,Uir.'7r",lu "a" ing forward to with so much interest of this city, is a leading candidate for goods, low prices, polite treatment are black Fur Rugs. Mr. W. Leslie Cotton, of Cotton, this united iu marriage bv Rev. W. R. 'T, totMtV1tkliI?ta01dor'V:",S the nomination for our next Governpr, given with every purchase. Mr. Robt. county returned home Saturday from Lloyd, pastor Christain Church, this Prof. Groundhog was out Wednes- and expected the first of this month, and the only Democratic ?uaormanl. unnmptioa. it S. Taylor, himself a Chesterfield and an taSnT?.. CARPETS. a business trip to Tenuesee. city. day and after viewing the weather he was unavoidably postponed on ac- Elector elected in Kentucky Presidential arbiter of in 189G. fashion, adds to the popularity Annie BronoughEngleman, of Stan In the face of an advance of decideu that winter was not over, bo count of the bad weather and Prof. More fire fatilities than usual hare of the house. The Climax asks its each case from 10 to 20 per cent at the ford, is the attractive guest of Mrs. T he went back to his hole to snooze a Miner's tussle with the grip, but aror 50 T. Covington, on North street. rangements are about all completed been reported in Kentucky this month. friends to read Wallace & Rice's ad and PMkMe; oj rotund tho(fall TiteSSfor UTS. J5 U pkM CJ0L l5 factory w e have put the followFeeny. Chief of Police Jno. Feeny while longer. This means 40 days to give them a liberal sharo of their Mr. Cyrus Douglas, was in Cincin- will for the next twenty minutes ar- more nose dripping, coughing, sneez- now, although out of courtesy to the ing grades for the spring's stock Secretary Alger will be taken South REMEDY CO., nati. Saturday buying a spring stock rest no one in the city no matter what ing and heelaching before we can bid concert arranged for by the Presbyte- in the hope of a recovery from his illness. custom. at these remarkably low prices: of shoes for Douglas, Bright & Co, Richraoa'1' SO- T- br Hasan & anl2-l- 7 rian Church, the band has withdrawn Deafness Cannot be Cured the offense may be. He wishes that a welcome to spring. Master Joe Prewitt and John Cabell, much time to AS. 60c their date until after that exhibition by local applications as they cannot down and learn how sit X sons of Judge J.C. Chenault, are Awarded K. of P. as they did not wish to interfere with the best line of Tapestry Brus- ering after a weeks illness recov- it feels to be a "Grandpa." He has reach the diseased portion of the ear. Thegodoflove can afford to be genwith 4 erous often where other serious people sels ever shown. mumps. just come into possession of the title Tho K. of P. White Lodge No. 43, the above concert. Owing to other Highest Honors World's Fair, There Is only one way to cure deafness, engagement of talent from a" distance cannot. Kemember if the little sod of and that is by constitutional remedies. Miss Wary Welch and little niece, and when you see a smile a mile off which has reorganized, AT 90c . Tn love .All Y.ra i.a !....!... ctatBMj against. .Mrs. T.O anord hovers in yoar horizon, yoa can ""y'us .v.; present Mattio Welch Logan, are visiting Mrs. lay it on him. The little stranger ar- officers last night and afterwards they will be compelled to follow closeDeafness is caused by an inflamed conj Parrish will to wm his good graces bv a j;ener-ou- s ?' ""u 8 patterns best quality Body T J. Scott, Richmond. Jesslmine rived on Tuesday to bless ly in the same week, and the date office of Tlj Smith. Jr., peVly Verified S! dition of the mucous lining of the Eusthe home of gave abanquetatZimmer's. gift, We have the stock for vou to tt jla- vrithk Journal. Urussells. Usual price $1 25. Mr and Mrs. Jno. Feeny. Jr., oi Paris. Jackson and others delivered addres- now set for is the 23rd of this month. tachian Tube. When, this tube is in- barred. I T.J. SMTTnrStr.06 select frofla. Trustee. Inl2-Miss Florrie Heath, of this city, and A number of our most talented ses. It was afraternallove feast. flamed you have a rumbling sound or AT $100 Mr. Albert Severance, of Stanford, "Woman's Ofportaaity. Tbe jewelrr vocalists, Instrumentalists, and elocu73 imperfect hearing and when it is entireA High Standing in School. we are bavin? oa display is the best as at 12,30 at the 4 patterns Axminster, usual will bo married TT.nivi&u AUENTS. tionist, ladies and gentlemen, appreWyley. at her home near ly closed, Deafness Is the result, and 'Ik First Presbyterian Church. price $1.25. Master Harry May Powell, 14 yr old ciating the face that we now have a Wfer k ti m F- - cootairw to variety, beauty and price we have last week Mrs. Howey Wyley, unless the inflammation, can be taken ever naadled. None of our women Messrs. Robert Little, Hite Hnffa-ke- r ugeu auuuii eijjmjr-si- x yearn. son of J. D. Powell, of the Foxtown band endeavoring fn overj way to bo Special Curtain Sale this week. Bm out and this tube restored to its normal opDorfnnity of and Had en Douglas were present ,rjth,etc. The greatest and largest ff.,r9?8Kld resist Wiudowje. inas kiml, Gratify yenr desire now to Sheabeb. at his home, near Kirks neigborhood, was examined in the an honor and credit to our town and declamation conat the condition, hearing will be destroyed forboy that pet trinket. ville on iriday last, Mr. Jas. Shearor, common school courses last week by who have already reached a higher test at Winchester Friday night. ever, nine cases out of ten are caused by of diabetes, aged seventy years. De- SuperintendentWagers, Profs, Harris D M. Chenault and Miss Xucia ceased was a consistent standard under the talented aud sucMrs. catarrh, which Is nothing but inflamed member of tho . Cupid la Knowing. It is a natural Burnam attended the State Confer- Christain Church, having confessed and Cobb and received the high aver- cessful director they now have than impulse for a Kronwut to desire to fee atcondition of the mucous surfaces. ence of the Daughters of the American that belief about two years ago. He age, within a small fraction of 92. Con- any previous organization, will assist ...... " - . ..""" J tractive and to provide means to neeist We will give One Hundred Dollars M Revolution In Lexington, "Wednes- leaves to mourn his loss, besides a sidering his age this Is KUUL1RIIIHI J " " er, Cupid & a knowing tittle scamp, a remarkadle the band in. making their concert a day. for anycaee.oi-Dwuses (caused by eatar-rhostof friends awife and sister. Funer- showing, and the boy's ilathor very grand - nr i. al when k k'iuuiM We predrka house success? Miss Minna Crutcher, after a short al services' were conducted by Rev. MOST PERFECT, MDE. l tliat eauaot be nrad'ty Halli eweJolfnend the advke to send her wisely says be will allow hisson to. iall to overflowing wh&a:fcyi epa A visit to Miss Sallie Anderson, has re- H. B. Briney, after which his remains or oox ot jewelrn Cmtpth Caw. .Send; for circuit; pure Crape Gwmcf knows he's Lexington, Ky, turned to Richmond ......Miss Louise were intereo In the .Richmond ceme- - complete his .education is some first- - with tb first"-- overttife.- -. Wiowt ran Anmon, Alum orTartorPpwAr. m . tcircalar itwmm any oUUraduMmi jg Jvsuffman, of .Richmond College, tery, w IAImh. jpjhihiwik ' T ,bee, Fe&runr;28 " c J and get 40 YSAKS THB STUM . wnurAL Jo li tv o ' 'i tl 4 SHt -w l (V iv, i&!ht. SiS&rK e??4. : Mr. Snith-Bcnnett to scorn complaints of those who helplessly bear tiie burden. pfglJlJsj:glrJjBrglJrargJiJ5;-- THJE1 ii irrrrii HilB TB pHJBJ ii' n TtUEi TtUta i .. . l. pJlH ll I.; : ; J Ei rtU&- rtJJ&trtiMiJ tiiJca . t- .i I. I II II mu- -t !. n If i rHJJ i . i II II . RICE rEJta I II tJja TJ 0 I 11 n- - - I i While the family was attending services Sunday afternoon, the children of IHJE13 Wallace Walker, colored, attempted to start a fire with coal oil, tired the building, which resulted in the destruction of two building and badly demolishing the third. The houses desrHTH troyed belonged to Wallace Walker and ia pu Sallie Miller, the lattor being occupied by Shclt Park and Mack Owens who saved their honsehold effects. Tho 'A i71ISl third was occupied by Dan Harris, he too, saved all his household goods. The mnmmn&m frfiJSfrtiJsTSJ loss is estimated at $1,500. t r:' lip two-stor- y i rlMlrlPfpJsj Chrysanthemums. y Every one remembers iiow were at the flower etiow given in Lexington last November by Honaker the Florist, and at the request of many of their best customers they have decided to place a few plants (tak en direct trom the specimens exhibited) on sale. Every lady in Richmond should tend lor ineir list, anu proceeu at once to raise some of tlioss enormous blossoms. Chrysanthemums are becoming more popular each year, and Honakeris head quarters for them. T. S. Hag vx, ai.t. fineChrj&-authemu- Overcoats sold at Overcoats sold at $7.50 O vercoats sold at $9.00 ' Overcoats sold at $10.00 Shoes that sold at $1.50 Shoes that sold at $2.00 .t Shoes that sold at $2.50 Shoes that sold at $3.00 Shoes that sold at $4.00 Our $5.00 Emerson Shoes in Tan and Patent Enamel Hats that sold for $1.00 Hats that sold for $1.25. Hats that sold for $1.50 Hats that sold for $2.00 Eats that sold for $2.50 4.80 6.00 7.20 8.00 ' " " tc 120 1.60 t; " u 2.00 2.40 3.20 " ' 5 4.00 80c. 1.00 ' 1.20 1.60 2 00 " mis i& al to-da- y -1 tita t-!r- CJ -' tLUW . r of-fl- The Oliver Chilled Plows, to-da- y To-da- ani p W IE Hen-dre- n, M The mm Best Made, I I CiF.Brower&Co PERSONAL. Mc-Kober- !! courage-ous,M- r. mm mm .ow Gear in the COLLAES, Market ll There Was a Busy Hum ma-tur- er BACKBAITLS, Tracechains, Hames Single & tl if I I H HI; I 1 iff il lip I m Shackelford I 1 West.--Ken-tuck- ian MARRIED. $4,-10- 0. CA1T AFPOED IT n 1 Gate-woo- ojt to-ta- y MADE MP MAN t BKSS&SA3SfSjH?.fiCE Xreo-AJiX BIRTHS. Hw'ta 'jzj$ j IMice to Creditors. -U installed City-Atty. to-d- av DEATHS. Wal-lacet- W rDEiu ff. "rz mid-wint- er .CfiBiDwer&Cii.. - B4KING P0WWB I ?MrrB1WePl"n& f h) ?, .- '.,. ' &, r, i r2 .iu.. 2k SJJJP?I?.AEBR8,8 - u i J- ;2r 2?Si M ..-- 'o - . The Richmond Climax. FUBUSHXDXVIKY WSDNESDAT BY HHHHm pal Bjffl fli)fipiIlBp-iHIrt-- J I raJ I oa ml i m raJ u I i.. hVV m IrHJarBrrHJBffaBrrHJlirrHJErrHJBrrHlffilTaSSSIrHJfra I 1. I 1.. ffiMffifTrFaimjfflfmJsrTiliffifTtiJgirTtiJfflrTti.: -- - - 'nmmmrimmmmmmmnmrnmiM ., . ,,. ... - . I I I fc jpsrjaBndafpgUmlJHfPB. . . vA The Climax Printing J. A. D. MILLER. E. WOOD. Go. a CHENAULT. Proprietors and k Associate Editor.Editors. a PER Y35AR, PRICK $1.50. Up WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 9, - 1898. An act was introduced Tuesday last providing a f500 fine for tolling or printing a campaign lie. ing to Police Judges the power wedding ceremonies. A Pff GREAT SURPRISE! , Co to.;;; 0 Co... 'aov , Everybody Knows a . COO mW as OS WILL BEGEST THE DTAUGURATIOX OF OUR GREAT The House killed the bill extendtoper-for- m srp a. Chicago scientist has predicted that in one thousand years of the human rare will be insane. one-thir- d e that toll-gat- e toll-gat- e ers a in Boyle were ''very polite and gentlewho destroyed raidlast "week Jp oiral ) manly." s s s as s s s s s s s s s Was expressed on Monday by a great many customers at our LOW PRICES on g - fgjs The foregoing is a reproduction of the Bad Boy who recently made such a decided hit in the Dcestrick Skule; He is a prominent Mason, Shriner, ex Judge, and an exlairtii cellent jeweler. He has sold more Ft! rTi engagement rings and married more Big S Shoes, Hats and frrrv 'A&fjpmgy&e. l . 3 " I BAA IMF m "EVERYTHING GOES AT" 4S, m ,- -,- Editor J. R. Williams, formerly of the Blue Grass Clibper. has purchased the Falmouth Guide, and will take charge the 20th of this month. The Kentucky House, by a vote 61 m irP THJEs3 'Sfi5S5&5S5ft' 'OS s oe OS GentsTurnishi wkikmmmmmkwmkmmkmkmmmmmkwkwmm e goo Wondered how bly low prices. Well, there's n the matter. Judicious buying, buy and what to buy. Always ties, and being content with sn fine-grad- l nj?j2 a... o... of to 24, passed the Cook bill to compel the Associated Press to furnish its news to any newspaper willing to pay for it. ties must pay S5,000 to relatives ol a person lynched has been declared unconstitutional by Common Pleas Judge Duston, of Urbana. for any nation to talk about successfully resisting the United OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OB OB OB l Supplement,) Better Price For Mures iS better OUtloot: s Mr5 m S)... Co... The Ohio law providing that coun- os CLIMAX. ........r. -T v )S It is absurd States in the event of war, says the Louisville Post as Kentucky alone can furnish more Colonels than are needed to command the united armies of Europe. pfa BfP . . 111 5e mm Whole Thing SO" ' Whexvou watch the votes of the galvanized Free Silver Democrats in the legislature you will find that they are generally cast on the gold bug lines favored by the Courier-Journa- l. Scratch off the silver coating of such members, and you will find a gold bug with a free silver constituency. Louisville Dispatch. OS OB os OS .' &w w gk Sg J .................... .; ........ ....... M OS OS OS 5 08 W Come and see us and bd the PLACE to buy your Sho Goods. T "CCCC9CCCCC v V A .S Turner's auction still continues. Sti Dr. Hockaday, of Silver Creek, is Lancaster Record. Tenn, was nominated Tuesday The salary reduction bill introJuc-e- d Rev. J. B. Timberlake, of Richmond, out again after a severe spell of illness by the Legislatne caucus for United bv Hon. L E Weatherford will be spent several days in Harrodsburg in of about three woeks. States Senator, defeating Congressfavorably reported to the House. attendance on the meetings at the Fi-& Kiunaid, of Paint Lick, man McMillin and Governor Taylor, changes Baptist church. Harrodsburg Dem- shipped two car loads of walnut logs ocrat. and Wednesday the legislature met Some of the most important to Georgetown Tuesday. in joint session and elected him to serve proposed are as follows: Governor, from $6,500 to $0,000; Ad- is Mrs. Florida Parrish, of Richmond, o it the unexpired term of the late visiting friends in this city Potts & Deurson bought of S. A. Senator Is, ham G. Harris, the term ex- jutant General, from $2000 to $1,800; Miss Lucy Adam, of Richmond, is Deatherage, one thousand bushels of visiting Mr. and Mrs T. W. Davis of jr. piring March 4th l'JOl. Senator Turley Commisioner of Agriculture, from wheat at 90 cents per bushel. Auditor's clerks, from this city. Campbelle Times Journal is53year-o- f age. an B. B. Boen, sold on court day, to Mr and Mrs. Elder are at soldiej and a 1G to 1 f ee Mlver Dem- $10,500 to $12,000, Insurance Commis- home from a visitE. toV.Meade county. ! sioner, from $3,000 to $2,500; insurance an Eastern party, his brown saddle ocrat. Their stay was saddened by the death horse. Price lone: clerks, from 3,500 to $2,000; Secretary ot hut not given. !& .airs. Elders father, Mr. Wm. of State from $3,000 to $2,500; State Burch who was thrown from a horse. The Frankfort correspondent of the Turner's big auction will continue Treasurer, from $3,600 to $3,000. The Courier-Jouinb.dd Tup.sday: Miss Minnie Tipton, of Madison until Saturday night This week's ofcounty, and Miss Julia Shearer, of ferings are the most attractive of all. meeting wa held "A by the total saving is $23,700 a year. Winchester, friends of Green It. Keller, AssiMant Why was the millionaires' banquet latter's sister,were the guest of the Mrs. The question that is asked any Clerk if the House, to launcli for him to President McKinley given the dav this place SaturdayRosa Parrish. of and Sunday. a boom for Secretary of State. Mr. before the final vote was taken on the Mooresville cor. Winchester Demo- business man in Richmond now is "When are you going to have your Keller has about concluded to make Teller resolution, declaring that the crat. auction?" the race, and his friends wanted to bonds of the United States are payable Misses Ollie Fant and Louie AnGalloway & Woods bought from gie him a g oJ start. His home is in either in sold or silver coin ? Because drews, of Flemingsburg, and Miss Nicholas county, mi the Tenth district, the rich inaiiipulatoisof legislation and Olivia Buckner, Messrs. Ford Brent, different parties in the Paint Lick Thos. from which no candidate for btate of- administration desired to use the pow- Bacon, Henry Clay, Jr., and Warren neighborhood, SO fat hogs at prices of this city, composed a box fices have jet announced this will er of the Executive, not only to defy party which saw the "New Dominion" from 3 to 3j. be to his lu 1S95 he was the law, but the rebuke the Senate of Saturday night at the opera house. Dr. L. H. Landman, the Oculist the Democratic nominee for Railroad the United States for repeating a reso- Winchester Democrat. and Optician, of Cincinnati, will be at Commis-,ionM. Ernest Jones, son of Mr. W. Dr in the Eastin district, lution for which Mr. McKinley oted Mr. J. B. Willis', Richmond, Ky., on and made a line race. He is one of twenty years ago, declariug what the B. Jones, of Silver -Creek, leaves for Lawrenceburg- where he will en- Wednesday the 9th iast the most popular Democrats in East- law was, and is, governing the con- gage in the practice of Dentistry, Dr. 71 Col. Bob Potts was in from White ern Kentucky and will give Mr. tracts between the government ind Jones is a oung man of excellent character and ability and we commend Station, Monday, distributing samples Charles Metcalfe a race he will long it5 creditors. -- Silver Knight Watch1 him to the good people of Anderson. of pipe made by the Cob Pipe Factory remember. man. The Climax will follow him in fact as at the above place, of which he is well as in well wishes. i business manager. Mies Mary Little delightfully entertained Friday evening at a course Mr. Joe Guinchigliani has purAlex. Gibbs is slightly improved. dinner in honor of Miss Sue chased the R. Zimmer confectionery Mr. Joe Evans, left Saturday for of Danville. Those present Mullin, Texas. were; Misses Ruth Pepper, David on main street and will move thereto Letcher. Bettie Editor R. W. Miller returned Sun- Smith, Virginia Taylor, Margaretta shortly. Mr. Zimmer will take charge Betts, Jean Duncan, if the Garnett house.- Main and Broadway. day from Washington. Julia Higgins, Sue McRoberts and Representative William Combs was Mary Little. Messrs. J. N. Turner, County Clerk John F. White preup from Frankfort Monday. R. G. Gordon, J. V. Norman, John sented to this office a copy of the Mr. Chas. Powell, has returned from Hampton, Lacy and Harry Moffett, Twelth Biennial Report of the Bureau ii. jj. itoberts, Vernon witherspoon, a business trip to Versailles. G. W. Hunter and Hood Little. It of. Agriculture Labor and Statictics, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Scrivner, were wa? decidedly the swellest affair of compiled by the State Commissioner over from Winchester Sunday. the kind this season. Moore. An inquest was held by the underMr. Peter Dorsey. of Flemingsburg, Mnio Bowlander, the fashionable takers of the court house at the resis visiting relatives in the county. all last week in our Carpet Deidence of Sherriff H. H. Colver. on New York dress maker, will return Dr. Blanton preached at the Lancaster ave. last Thursday over the about February 28, and partment Hundreds of pieces at the Church in Jackson Sunday. dead body of a mammoth Gray Bronze of carjct and bale upon bale of turkey the following officers were Willis House where she will be pleased Col. S. L. Tudor, of Irvine, was the Rugs arrived and now make guest Monday of Mayor Claud Smith. present. Atty. J. Tevis Cobb, Judge to see her friends wishing the latest P. H. Sullian, their first bow to the public J. P. Sim- fashions in ladies1 dressmaking. 2t Mr. Richardson, Reports of this reat gathering city, W. T.the gnest of of Junction mons, Dept. Sheriffs W. S. Hunloy, was his parents P. B. Broaddus, Joe Terrill and Geo. Gov. Jas. B. McCreary, purchased have already been circulated, Sunday. Simmons. There verdict read: We from Judge C. W. Armstrog, Atty. for but here are a few pointers as Mr. and Mrs. Clay Hamilton, of St. the ollicers of this inquest find that the Green heirs, tho remaining half to price and quality. this turkey came to his death bv some Louis, Mo., are visiting Mr. and Mrs devised plan to feed a mob which they interest in the business housa Geo. Butler. RUGS. executed in the most cruel ana ravenby Douglas, Bright & Co., Messrs. John and James Owen, of ous manner. The An incomparable array in the Fort Garrett, Woodford county, were to await the action mob was held over Mr. McCreary is now sole owner of the of the grand jury. property. choicest and latest colorings, here Monday. rn; ;;,; . danci. pos- - whninnmi. Miss Helen Ternll, of Richmond, is AT S3.00. Tho C. P. Williamson property on -- stock .0 ..;aUilux ettect seen under and the guest of Mrs. Sallie West. RowLETT-Cuitns1" vish her a long and nappy !rteat the residence Lancaster Avenue, now occupied by last the various shades of the A full size Smyrna Hearth Rug, Citizen. marof the bride's parents, near Kirksville, Mr. J. W. Zaring, has been purchaslight was very pretty. The calcium ried life. 20 designs, M?lpe Friday afternoon, Mr. James Rowlett ed by the Christian Church; price Mr. Thos. Vaughn was down from of Pened her Charlie is also wMi nr.-- -. , . is to run one week with three cantata Irvine court day. and paid this ollice and Miss Kansas Currv were united De- - ridge her home AT S1.48. at matin. ing related to Mr. Zaring will occupy the in holy holy bond of matrimony, by ,and from the hearty way the yon a jueusiinL visit. xora. ansa i r Mr W V , "sc. Prom- - davev:.-5fDinent !and wid.l place this year, after which it will be Rev. R. B. Briney. people-werA jute Rug, 3 by 5, with Orienentertained Fri-- ball Piano received it is need-les- s Mr J. B. Aorns, of Maroa. Illinois the Kim- " rauiesin 7 to McLe.m county. Thomas-Gatewoo- d. Mrs. Jennie converted into a parsonage. say that it shall be well tal colors and figures, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Younger Low tendance, BPieBpm tameCTOwd, in a organs in the attended and less Gatewood, a wealthy widow, was leaving berofour At noon hour all a nmn- .. Norris, on North street watch word m:..j Caldwell High School will hold a ow.icfcy WIU received a goodlv citizens. AT S4.00. of Montgomery county, was married tft0 dining room where sum. New York Herald. Mr. Emmett Wheeler, of Kirksville. in Lexington a few days ago to Tom declamatary contest at court house bles of everything pl. An Imperial Smyrna, 3 by 6 left Monday for Illinois, where he will Thomas, her farm overseer. Mrs d Friday night Feb. 11th to select a au addition to RedusT1"011 fa make his future home. te every shade, has relati-efeet, in Richmond. lo UI v speaker to represent it at Winchester, is visitine iffca l I Beasley-DavidsCorn is selling at $1.65 at the resi- Limited to girls over fourteen. Seven Miss Mamie McRoberts, of Danville, AT 32.75. per barreL arrived on Priday and is the guest of dence of J. W. Stivers, Kingston, speakers with live choruses by the Thursday afternoon. Mr. Hezekial Laige variety of white, gray or Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Ellis. Beasley and Miss May Davidson were Glee Club. Admission 10 cents. blade Fur Hugs. Mr. W. Leslie Cotton, of Cotton, this united in marriage by Rev. W. R. county returned home Saturday from Lloyd, pastor Christain Church, this Prof. Groundhog was out, WednesCARPETS. a business trip to Tenuesee. city. day and after viewing the weather he fc vaC-In the face of an advance of Annie BronoujrhEntrleman. of Stan vie ., decideu that winter was not over, so ounrui-iut- a . r; n. . baiVS Urn from 10 to 20 per cent at the ford, is the attractive guest of Mrs. T More fire fatilities than usual iave JgV he went back to his hole to snooze a iuiuer s tussie witn tne grip, but ar T. Covington, on North street. Tn9n factory' we have put the followuauace & tiice's ad and Feeny. Chief of Police Jno. Feeny while longer. This means 0 days rangements are about all completed been reported in Kentucky this nn inth. ",HUUO r r reau llfll n Mr. Cyrus Douglas, was in Cincin will for the next twenty ing grades for the spring's stock . minutes ar more nose dripping, coughing, sneez- now, although out of courtesy to the Secretary Alger will be taken South to give them a liberal sharo of their AJAX REMEDY CO., 5 iTcircuir nati, baturday buying at these remarkably low prices: of shoes for Douglas, a spring stock rest no one in the city no matter what ing and heelaching before we can bid concert arranged for by the Presbyte- in the hope of a recovery from his illness custom. yjw.fcy ia in- & Co, orUfi ia RIcluaond, Ky. by Hagan & Bright rian Church, the band has withdrawn Deafness Cannot be Cured the offense may be. He wishes that a welcome to spring. neratim. janl2-l- y W&Zrl Master Joe Prewittand John Cabell, . 60c their date until after that exhibition by local applications as they cannot sons of Judge J.C. Chenault, are recov- much time to sit down and learn how Awarded the best line of Tapestry Brus- ering K. of P. as they did not wish to interfere with reach the diseased portion of tln after a weeks illness with it feels to be a "Grandpa." He has p The god of love can afford to be gensels ever shown." mumps. just come into possession of the title The K. of P. White Lodue No. 43. the above concert. Owing to other Highest Honors World's Fair, There is only one way to cure erous often where other serious people deafness J engagement of talent from a" distance AT SOc Miss "Mary Welch and little niece, and when you see a srailo a mile off which has reorganized, and that is by constitutional remedies! caaaot. Remember if the little god of Mattio Welch Logan, are visiting Mrs. ky it on him. The little stranger ar- officers last night and afterwards they will be compelled to follow close.. All ufrzonjt lanTia' aJulu. love hovers in your horizon, vou cm Deafness is caused by an inflamed 8 patterns best quality Body T J. Scott, Richmond. Jessimino conly in the same week, and 'the date aflorti to wm his good graces bv "a gencr-- o rived on Tuesday to bless the home of gave a banquetat Zimmer's. City-Attdition of the mucous lining of the EusBrussells. Usual price $1 25. Journal. gilt. A7e have the stock for vou to Mr and Mrs. Jno. Feeny. Jr., oi Paris. Jackson and others dulivered addres- now set for Is the 23rd of this month. tachian Tube. When, this tube is in- barred! T ourair; T -- . oj.hu, MTaMe. DC select froHa. Miss Florrie Heath, of this city, and AT $1.00 A number of our most talented ses. It was airaternallove feast. Janl2f flamed you have a rumbling Mr. Albert Severance, of Stanford, sound or vocalists, instrumentalists, and elocuimperlect hearing and when it is Wowih's OpportHHity. A High Standing In School. 4 patterns Axminster, asual will be married at 12,30 at the Wyley. jeweW entirewe are having oa display is The best as ANTED AGENTS. tionist, ladies and gentlemen, appreat her home near Wal- - Master Harry May ly closed, Deafness is the mnif 1'irst rresbytenan Church. the price SL25. .i to variety, beamy and price we have Powell, 14 r old ciating the face that we now have a Tk tlUmi S4tW n tt ra ir . laceton last week Howey Wyley, unless the inflammation, can be Messrs. Robert Little, Hite Huffa-k- aged about eighty-si- Mrs.years. Special Curtain Sale this week. See x son of J. D. Powell, of the Foxtown band endeavoring fn taken m M( . tz. hawUed. XoBe-o- f our wonu-way to do overj out and this tube restored to and Haden Douglas were present Wiudowjs. !W. t PtreBssfeo14 resist sm opportunity of ' V greatest miT Siieaker. at his home, near Kirks- neigborhood, was examined in the an honor and credit to our town and at the declamation concondition, hearing will be destroyed for- - War 1 bok inw Kimi, Gratify year desire now to ville on Friday last, Mr. Jas, Shearor, common school courses last week by test at Winchester Friday night. who have already reached a higher hoy that p trfaketl of diabetes, aged seventy years. De- Superintendent Wagerej, es out of ten are caasedby one t k ovcri U1U Mrs. D M. Chenault and Miss Lucia ceased was a consistent Profs, Harris standard under the talented and succatarrh, which is nothing bnt member of the and Cobb and Bnrnam attended tho State ConferCupid la Kaowiag. It is a natnnl receivedithe high aver- cessful director they now have than infswl coHditfoa of the mucous surfaces., ence of the Daughters of the American Christain Church, having confessed age, within a small fraction mr a woraaa to desire to be that belief about two years ago. He of 02. Con- any previous organization, will mhb Revolution in Lexington, Wednes- leaves to mourn his loss, besides e will give One Hundred DoBare aad to provide mesas to assist a sidering his age this li) a remarkadlo the band in making their c oncert a day. for ay,caee MjDerfaesa (eawed hostof friends and sister. Funori .1i Copwl is a kaowiaglHtfescamj, boys .father very grand sflqeessr We predHtla home Miss Minna Crutcher, after a short al services were conducted by Key. 'showingand-th- e flL t.Kat whispen into the ear of MOST PERFECTjlMADE. w' etird visit to Miss Sallie Anderson. Las re- - H. R. Briney, after whieh his remains niroi Hj ue wm snow nis son. to fall to 'overflowing wbe food friead. the advice to seed btx fcigrefwa A pure CnotOtum of Ciwe. Bead, fee IEXpfGTON, KY, turned to Richmond ......Miss Louise wore inttred in the Ricb,mni oome- - complete his ectaefttiori in some faar-Tfar AmshIml L!??Loriwc JwekTr first emture iows he's r'eoort ! AiwnKwit.AlMermytiMf addW I Ksaffaaan, m pMttbe right ef JtichnHma College, ff olaas ipetttitfiie k'ewie, February ss, thia. atf weans kx to I Wby Pn&fa, fte, Wps-- . 4V TSWTW .w. tv , j 41' TTagSSiT "cajtAi. - S The only way to reduce taxes is to cut down expenses and the only way to cut down pxpenses is to abolih useless offices, .says The Louisville Dispatch. The Dispatch voices the sen- IMH! timent of all people who have seen the evil of oppressing a frHJEj iEtSJ government with taxation merely to pay big salaries to officers who do EJ3Ma?HJBnHJ13THBTHJBpHlt3raJEa nothing but draw their pay and laugh to scorn complaints of those who must helplessly bear the burden. Mr, lin w ill address the Ky. spent, Saturday and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Emma Kautfman. Hov. Thomas II. Turley, of ilem-phis- , Iegislature Februarj 22. fair-mind- WALLACE h jl to-da- y adi-antdg- T to-da- y CiF.Brawer&Co PERSONAL,. -- 'J Mc-Kober- There Was a Busy Hum Pres-hyteri- an te iff now-occupi- Ken-tucki- MARRIED. Y. Rnoed out. taste and attractive to the eye inTMre f for Rebecca Edwards. les Our good friend Add Creekmore, The couple received a number of tiian w has ; ";' for Som &WenttoClay City Fndav B.Norris.ofMaroa ASV.UII N-- Z UH ,,.. rin to renewr his Preuy and useful presents. uL" 111 v.M"HUurai BO0WW11, was The guests from T Hit,. ,,. wwp r, abroad r o IUIUSHI1 nprmleoltn on Mondav hv Kelly Williams, Mrs. Mortland. of v.0 ,ul WJe A0 K ntf f5?.a ""C- - UI31e' 'Wting her unnois market. He has county Judge near , land, tu.t Miss Bettie Sullivan. Ahm,t onT Boulware, of V"u";u a numoer at prices rant- weess ago f the question was thoroughing from $50 to $115. Charles Grig,; III., Mr. Earl stnbble- , Mr. E. G. Envl w,0 , . . ly investigated, at the time tin w hisses luiaa. of College Hill, sold to ir: 's uc,u Erma and Essie wagon by a runaway team Friday an J Norris & cllr-1- ? extra ulIo at $115. f(,w than n license expired, .and the Court StubbleSeld, Stanford, 111., Mr. and badly hurt ,,.. .w. .oiiiseul a renewal. because a larra UJra- - albert Hougham, ago that amount ot Misses Otie 0f l3 money condncted by U1 would have purchased a ie Dest Prof. Thorpe pair of ftjr """'"" protestee citizens of Yate a and Sue Hougham, McLean, III., Mr. nnitn on .... still increases.' n.i h., c . grade mules. Stock raisers are fe,.j. restrict u iiiueiesiing scnooi. against ir. ata J. n. tjmnn, Miss Nellie Lain, Mr. -b John Z. Elkin and family of Franklin over tne outlook and groAv- - was thought to be final settlement of Charles Pemberton, Misses Millie and . ng prices. question, but Mr. Creekmore ap- Sallie Pearson, Mr. county, are visiting his sister, Mrs. n Harry Quinn, plied for a renewal of his license and Miss Bessie Puinn. Mr. Ira IFn ur fcllty? aDd ther reItives ''n this Farmer's Attention ! -- uugeaumvan promptly and emphat X.- - F. Quinn, Mr. Walter Quinn, Mr." Zaring's mill has the latest wc uity iast ween a young Mr. to grant it. In which v. r. wmnn. &niriPT- - th and mo,t attempted to cross the Kentucky Jade in proved machinery it is why I river they a. e co,?ilT,"Ubie,l,y,,ast,,ehea at the mouth of Flint, .TheCov-eMiss able to give more flour of a larca nn.i rOQ.. sogers, iir. and Mrs. Grant Lotie floated down against and a piece of ice and abetter His hoe and Piper, grade in exchange for wheat than their able element of the community affect- Miss Cor.i Stubblefleld, Mr. Otto Bar threw- - him off ,to deep water He competitors. A trial will ed y the decision. On petition ut a lf m,.e ?l Judge clay, .Mr. Walter Rogers, Miss Pearl n""?.' nJ?r,Wglt",f,Mft" Sullivan ordered an election to be Skinner, Mr. Lawrence Stubblefield, rowpr"eWa3I"rOVyn' U waaa uar and of a held on March 18th to take the th... sense x.s dimie Barclay, Mr. Woodson else You can bring your voters or the Yates District on Barclay. Miss Edith wheat to us VALLEY VIEW. Crver, Mb. Eland If you haven.t a KOod the question of local option. mer Otr.ur, Mr. Ered Cryer and Born, to die wife of William Howarl1 Mr. home to ueep the flour you may he remarked that Mr. Creet-mor- e Spear. It ma last week a girl it with us. Storage , and -- leave says that he will tak an nM .i et anv Dr. Northcut was called to Past h.i, partor all of itanv time von A Trip to Somerset. wish. When to the Circuit Court. Mr. A W. Williams and familv hvA man on a professional call last week. hnnn ... wneat don't , Vflll -.. . ov;n.i... d a.UII OUJ5 I... bom PrZi.s Fn T)e W!(j ln just retimed home from Somerset, putsomeTOrninjour bunch of - a Chester Declaratory Contest. where they spent ten days with Mrs. IIeJlFTMlPrice not known coni exchange department is sorae- Both prizes in the ... .nuns sisters, Mrs. S G.Cundiffl t,,1,e.sP. ol Spears, spent a De"& mat can't bo beat J V. Zah- - clamatory few days with tha fQ,.i.. i.n-.u jirs. jjougtas Hoogland Contest at Wlnnh-- .. Grain & Mill Co. ""' ,y OI JO'-This is Kanatza. Friday night were camurl h,. r imams' first trip to SomerRichmond as a CdIHe Center. ington b..yS. A iarSv audi,. Misses Mona and Lucy Prather 1! set for eleven years. He reports have the city as growing rapidly, there havin-be- en w5SSiiEma v,8it w"h fZ71 " aHare t,mt Richmond is nessed the rendition of umiMialiy one of the very best cat strong program. erected many nice buildings. tl.P J. C. Renfro, of Kentucky Universi mo3t noteworthy of whf.i, " Cemrdl Kentud Sin ?:terday for Soften -- ")iianu otner ao .i. liim a the establishment of the Norri Ki- - ty. was awarded the first prize, and Gem opera house which thev think eastern counties. none; .ia v,ft x u. jiaxwpii. nr fi " me u. "vr ..L t & jv. depot tnern . "1 IUC A. andjM. Col- - justly deserves this name. Mr. . P Ferrill, of Richmond, Through nas rjeon m.ieased industry deiue Kinan.-s- of Messrs Parsons and sires a position as salesman at this ge' Secured the second with aw ell -.- yrB come nnin ue juages were Dr. r Sewell, Mr. Williams and family known tirm at Perkins. from atlfoinine were of Paris; Hon. J.P.RipVj0nvrPan ,, est0s ecure theirs applies . .. . Mr. Miller Shinu r.f ir uirougu the entire opera house it s seldom they leave disappointed. burg, and Judge E C. Orear, of Mt winch contains- the Odd Trnrt' Mr. E.1 Turner auuiOOK ' Several ear loads of cattle Il0me with him two extra "n'ne room. K. of P n, i n. were ship- sterling game ped from Virginia last ..h.,' no aiso " ic.epnone ex- - cocks. The speakers and their subjects folweek to be visited tho disponed of on court JfPot' Mr. ,i ,a low: """ "as saown through the buddings formerGeorger W. Hutch dav ,"""," . A Xr r r.n and yards bv Air w herdS founl wady .. th.CSe w"BKe Kl ur lQe southern nmber buyers. Norris Bros, n Jlaxwell. i.f OI Lexington, by tlnnks this an imporant has nr; r..- -: have recently . v., subject: Railway cen- tion as for - . "Tlio erected sheds atheir pens ter, tnere being twenty-fiv- e dar Company, at this place. ".ciiujjijiBoi .. ursus." and are engines equipped ,n first class style for the froKentucky University, by J. . Ren. on the yard at once. Mr. Williams reception of hundreds of of Louisville, subject. says that thu ame WACO. cattle. This Piii.n u is worth many dollars to Richmond Jl "eeiiici Arnold." pitality" prevails as of for,,.-- ,- ...." Mnda' Jan- and we predict that our citv will .,. .:- wife6f Evan Tevis, a girl. 3lst, to the Centre College Danville bv V R that this vis.t was one of the most en- f Campbellsville, ;3oway snbj'ect, jovable of his lifp , -- .,.; .i. ... Elli- u tuui. me isoin ston'ilL: lhe Murde-er.erset people .1, ways be reffl ious troiiM,.' K...!eaL avinS ser- some- oyntlnana City Schools, by Five Public School Hen ry bered by hiuu To those who are Rt. what better. Graduates. mg a better half" Mr. J'n,es' ojectt "ThemistocW , Miss Mattio P .,.,-- .! t. An admirable custom, Williams m U inchestor Public Schools, not widely ,cuus Somerset as a nio,.,i known, preyallslnthe by with James Neal, subject, "The Dream J,m RaPartI f system of Kentucky. commonschool of ed "Matrimonial market." He sajs thlt Xorth'street Diplomas are Lugene Aram." he invested there thirty v. . awarded to those ppi,s who xr:. , . ti, SfjVPnj if. m w;na successPreparatory Central University. and has long ago found ,'.e" fully pass the prescribed .,? Jirs- - ?.r :v.It- value received' SterlinirFnflRvexamination tuunmuna, by p. h Adams l Oldhii.V f.J nicfa ,er subject. she will spend the Valued Advertisinq "Our Countrys Flag." rest of ihe winter with her of study At a recent Ss Mrs. Florida H. Parril, Lena stivers of Lexington. cou-i- n . examination in SeaUtlful , . this citv Iipi.i j Worlllln- - O . ., .. .r ""ulue.v. . i arlvnioi V- .u. WOIAI several cotncuepHon '0 Mr. and e "'a "icxuaruoi exami11 " cuuia : ners diplomas were Z. COiniri(fnfnp rieiaer. - nno . rkt " W ! Mrs. Chas. E. Barclay. tages for sale and rent; awarded to the after the first of 1"Joy,nS '? quietude folding: Master Harry May Powell, The following notice of the arrival issue she sold three of her iai"K a ooa case of mumps. I,SSJ3,lz''lbeth- - Simpson, 91.75 home and the reception Mrs- - Parrish sys: tendered Mr The Miss May Dee Tuinr I and Mrs. Clinr! .. ni w Climax . is the .,r.. ,. ,, them are pupils of the White . . 55 " "'""uui ior Hall Uilas la Central Ken- rict, No. 45, of which Miss a ,the west side o tuckv taken from a Covel Illinois, na. . Gibson ,s teacher; Miss Annie h - tack of cofnn8st0and At the pleasant country home Hugue-ly- , of Mr y0.7o, and sister Ano CORRESPONDENCE. irfi tr. Barday' tw w"' n ly, daughters of J. W. t orfVFa3iette Huguely of some suit to a tie anu" ,.- , KfjrGSTOJr. uuireu one of the inner tna 73, taught by Mrs. Bessie Shearer. oruiiaut receptions , ?". W P. Surfes. of p;, '""""' 8pent everivn r gers nas wnttpn a tovmship, which occasion vUl re last Week ? a few nce personal letter to each of these brate H . t. . "wre vd arrival or. th..s r only son, young hopefuls and ill congratulated Charlie E. and wifefrom White Hall,' RED HOUSE. tlem on their excellent work. Many have taken , ,. advanta Mystic MIdgels at St. ned mXr . At the appointed hiour about forty Monicas Hall. Big Sue Xmas. is some of their relatives clllll mnaf cess by The Young People. "" have afforded . -- .. frfonrla '""'"ate ,J,L a 'Hockaday who One of the most novel has be.n br,nereu A number of nny and pleasing Tliey alighted from towelcomethem y U1 tDe P381 t. are inter- cantatas ever seen in this city proving. the train amid wek is im- - ested in rattlo was shower of rice, " lo rent are scarce, anrf and as if ,m. "Cie "Ol lor lne nrsfc tfme at St. RTlffllo. " , .. of many "' ce Monica's Hall to a ow Sh0e crowded house ;;;;:;; :'.. "siona"y . ' "vr" 3 IU, 0 ux T Wa- .hiuiujj uown. er, accompanying: hiuluer' "' has Turpin TI e bride was formori,, vrt ... Pie began to fill the entrance-wa- y uas Pnr- chased a turnpike name .: J " t. Drwlo. ui rL!, r and ""-w- ii standing room was at a premium jVEWBT. wherehe will Shnrtl Jrco,anff. Co, """"a'1. Madison pop! iarge tobacco be fore the curtain rose. The familv. TF.JLVJf: mTe with ia prospect. "i08' charmiDff nd cantata Is -. citizen, u.,s iauy. Her home was in spectacular In charaetAr D the center of the Bl.. Jo mo horses skinned asyet known. adapted to please the old as MD well as She is well connected, beingrelated the young- - All of the parts was here were taken and the acting many well times nesctModison counts Sond., from has a, large circle of fr?'0n.. ., . ? vrir .". 0t, . . n '& L Creek-more- :- iu fc! - fr.-e- .,- --. ."uur 1 Joi. 1 Mid-wint- er g .- ".. SS1". " "-- s "" .,... ;-- ultZ"'1 """' .. .., lKu7t-.t"- book-keep- er i- thRSer 1.1 M "'' "J, " 1 " ,. ?S!w-SS- : -- furnished,inthec-om,nonschoolcourfc- e ,., ;- .n. D-t- Haineier.ofHC w;:r ir ti. i. ii '".uary t, . ht JSJS&--- ' tTnT his00:" fuSrS da-V- Jtetffijssr 3 fkZ "-bett- er. l.l --- niafctSr,edtoCalifora SKclSiK :m JiTSffiKP-"- S: "?"' -- !'"".. SnX ?S2Srt551lS!,"' t.-.- .-, -- an i1"? ISoSS St-ui- $4,-10- 0. somrnfTr11' e Gate-woo- tZ ...u" Vton, te'V&RgSg dS.,KS.0S b0S.es'ht'JS!?J'? a IteekwilhiSSr'r0' SSearf Pl-c- ed ffinLion c "ai Ci"" 8 oollegelull on :(, " BIRTHS. Tv-i- . w Sf.dlW''n--- iVPTCvav kvl.V' installed y. DR.- Nqfcue to Cwditors " to-d- DEATHS. er W mid-wint- er rDRiu BAKING I ih,i bvW. m .. :r z r:"j.tani. MmiJSfi?&!te& . eyr a -- CF.Brower&Co '! WWW! t3 -- -- jrrh 1 ewfbe .;" &., uT fwahe i ,r -- ' i.--21 ; SS wr ipjj, hatsssjrTm"f' ats r ' ifSfirtf " wrmiiBammm.. j t i u.iLpni n IS- - t 1 ! j. 15. OVERSHOES CLEARANCE SALEi DAYSli Smith, Scott 3 acres land Taylor, Sam 3 acres land Phelps, Waller 2 acres land . . Shackelford, Millard 15 acres land FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS Preparatory for our SPBING GOODS. Wc will sell at great reduction all HEAVY goods in GENTS' EURNISHINGS, ALL HEAVY GOODS in BOOTS, SHOES, GTJM BOOTS for both EUBBEES HATS, CAPS WOEK GLOVES DOUGLAo5 BR IGHT & C Q.,s 207 MEST 7VmiN STREET. The Richmond Climax. 1 rich harvest. War Songs, February 21. War Songs, February 21. War Songs, Februay 21. A bright newsy letter from Red Shilling, A agent F Brewing Co., , . HJn..r-SO xiwusu uisuv.isere in ii. uxmLMAX, also The tariff on woolen goods does not effect the prices in this sale, as we have applied our one town lot uie 200 150 keen-edge- d Stuart, Mary 2 town lots . . . knife to the carpet stock and if possible cut deeper than an other department. 300 U FEBRUARYS, - 1S9S. from Waco. rDAY 150 ShifHet, Ida 20 acres land . . . 100 you need any carpets for your houses this spring buy them during this sale and save 25 The Daughters of the Confederacy 120 to the patience to keep on taking per cent. are requested to meet at Dr. Poyntz's Stouffer, J B agent A Huls, one 350 town lot . . medicine that does not cure. But 1.S00 home office Friday morning at 10 u will be received c 70 Smith, Mrs CEl town lot . . . 3,500 it is trying that leads to success. o'clock. I HK CLIMAX with the guar- - g 50 We will offer during this sale one lot of about 400 pair Smith, C E agent M Love &c, 100 Nice bleached table damask. 23c per yard; good red taIf you are suffering from eczema, c that its circulation exceeds g 350 ladies' oxfords at 69c per pair. There is not a slipper in Mr. Geo. "W. Uojry, a prominent ble cloth, full width, fast colors, 17c per yard; good outing acres laud boils, eruptions, etc, you will begin 300 e black cotthis lot that is not worth from 51.25 up to 52.50. but sizes cloth will be sold at 4c per yard; full 130 it .if any other paper published o farmer of the Beroa neighborhood, Smith, W 11 Jr, 1 town lot . . . 2.000 your care the day you begin trying are all broken and the lot is composed of several different ton, clear of dressing, only 4Jc per yard; Green Ticket I. rlnnond. 50 O who has been confined to his bed for Trower, Tom e Sea Island cot100 Sr., 3S acres land . kinds. Tan, black, white and all colors and shapes. Look Lonsdale, only 6c per yard; nice c 150 through this lot while iu the house, we want to close them ton, 4c per yard. Take advantage of this big sale and buy rjooocoocceoocooco some time, is rapidly improving. Tudor, Wm V 1 town lot . . . 400 out. 200 your calicos for comforts at our cut prices. Wortham, Joe B 1 town lot . . . 100 Insurance in the popular Hurst 100 ar ongs, February 21. Home Ins. Co., may bo had by writ- Wilson, Winnie 4 town lots . . 2,800 200 Men's suits and parts of suits will be sold iu this sale What we have left in underwear will be sold at the FOXTOWN.NO. 2. -- T.- Palace hotel, Iiexington, has ing county agent J. W, Chanev Berea, at ridiculously low prices. Children's knee suit ami 230 following prices: Children's 10c vests at 5c; 15c vests at 10c; or enquire at Freeman Bro. Richmond. Azbill, Cyrus 6 acres land . . . youths and boys' suits have also felt the effect of 100 - t.ed. 50 25c vestp at 15c; ladies' 25c vests at 15c; 40c vests at 24c; 50c Burton, Woodford hr's, 20 acres our cold steel. tf vests at 29c; men's 35c ribbed vests at 23c; men's 50c ribbed Bently, Geo W Sr., 18 acres land 500 250 v,.e Stouffer for underwear. 120 land vests at 39c; men's 75c and $1 vests will be closed at one Bolin, Noah 4 acres land . . . . 200 100 The Versailles Telephone Co. has Burton, Elizabeth 5 acres land . 100 price, 49c; drawers to match all vests, same price as vests. Even before going to print people are staring in amazeClark, Wm 30 acres land 200 100 500 3urruss, Lydia 59 acres land . . ment at the low prices we are naming on goods and as this 400 Uar songs at the Court House, been incorporated, Messrs. Chas. S. Dovary, R J 60 acres land . . . 150 v.. H Z7 IS sale will be thoroughly advertised, our house will be jamPowell, of Richmond, W. R. Procter, Dozier, Wm 7 Coats, Rebecca hr'6 24 acres land. 300 In this sale yon can get good men's hats at 39c; real fur 21. 400 acres land 300 med with eager purshasers. So get in line and follow the and W.Smith as incorporators. They Dozier, Wm M 31 acres land . . 1,200 Fowler, Clay 100 acres land . . 600 hats for men, nobby and stylish, at 69c. You can save crowd. Get your plate of the peaches and cream we are 190 uffer is the oldest clothier, furnisli-- . will put in a. local telephone system from $1 to $4 on a trunk by taking advantage of this cut 300 giving away before it is all gone. Gum, Abe (n r) 136 acres laud. 1,100 Fowler, Mary E 20 acres land . . 250 price sale. Hatter in the city. Gully, John (n r) IS acres land . 150 at once. Woodford Sun. 200 SO Guess, John S 40 acres land . . 1C0 Gully, Allen 19 acres land . . . r htor Bosley has captured the SO 1.000 Mrs. Ann Watts wishes boarders, Jones, D T (n r) 42 acres land . v.; 1 town lot 2C0 Howe, John . pntoftlce. 100 100 day, week, or month. Rooms empty or Jones, Talton 12 acres land . . . Humphnjy, Jas W 5 acres land . 120 v 200 50 Avenue, next King, Annie (n r) 60 acres land. in can find nice shoulder meat at furnished. Lancaster Kelly, JiSbie Sr.. 3 acres land . 100 100 : vatherage King. Sam 25 acres land 300 & Co , at 6 cents per door to Cobe Taylor, opposite EpiscoKelly, J W P gd'n V Smithhart, SO Moore, Mary E 70 acres land . . 500 tf pal Church. 3t 42 acres land 400 Myers, Annie 14 acres land . . 200 100 Kelly, Bettie 11 acres land . . . 150 s Sallie Dudley has opened a Caldwell High School will hold a Newby, Lucinda 55 acres land . 700 100 Kelly, Nancy S acres land . . . 100 school at Hvbeetown. declamatory contest at court house Robcrson, Spicy 50 acres land . 600 KIRKSVILLE, NO. 7. Knave, Dr Joel hr's, 120 acres Hjv. and caps latest styles and low-- ,. Fridav night Feb. 11th to select a Young, John Sr., 7 acres land . 100 L 50 land 600 Bogie, Alex 2 acres laud . . . . 5 speaker to represent it at Winchester, 21Mtn sept at stoixfler'u. UNION, NO. 3. 100 400 Covington, John 4 acres land . . Laud, Sallie 2S acres land . . . Limited to girls over fourteen. Seven fckidmore has rented the speakers, with five choruses by the Bruner, Clarence 24 acres land . S 200 Locker, Wm 1 acre land 100 50 Francis, Emanuel 2 acres land . . . yf Sim 200 . 250 Lowry, Thersa 55 acres land . . 500 Maupin, Wm 5 acres land nith farm near Paint Lick. Brotherton.R J h'rs,20acres land Glee Club. Admission 10 cents. i)00 Lowry. James H 5 acres land . 150 "V 120 Miller, Sam 4 acres land Hisle. Wm 104 acres land . . . A ar songs, February 21. AFFECTS EVERY ORGAN, 300 Lowry, Wm Jr., 3 acres land . Hill, Emily SO acres land 50 Richardson, Henry (n r) 1 town ' n't buy a suit or hat for your boy 400 Richardson, Abe C 13 acres land. Hill, Howard 50 acres land . . 150 iOl ein'g Stoutfers. 350 Richardson, Clell 1 acre land . loo 50 Ross, Lucy 2 acres. land Dees That Most Dreadful of Disease Chronic Jones, Marcelus h'rs,40 acres land M n., Harriet Uogardus will give 30 acres land . Martin, Mrs M J fc J M Owens, Roberts, 250 Turner, Sam 0 acres land Catarrh. JK) acres of land S00 Sanders, Alice 30 acres land . . 200 &P V i. a"" in Richmond. Bourbon MILLION.'NO. S. Over half of the people have catarrh 400 Sanders, Giles hr's, (n r) or another, and yet proba- Thacker, Wm 50 acres land . . 150 in some form Broaddus, Robt IGacres laud . $ 700 ELLISTON, NO. 4. 200 Burton, Mary A S"acres land . . .thing at prices never so low at bly not a tenth of these people known War Songs, February 21. ' 60 The Modern .Way sept Vr.. that their disease is caterrh. One per- Adams, Basheba 65 acres land . $ 000 Simpson, Dan 10 acres land . . A Boone Berry 30 acres do Whitaker, Harriet 109 acres land 1,300 Bright's disease; another King, Mary A 60 acres land . . There are revivals galore all over Ken- Commends itself to the 300 400 land ivid T. Bogie has qualified as son &ays he has Wiley, Harry (n r) 33 acres land 400 to do pleasantly and effectually what G acres land 4C0 100 tucky. liver complaint; another consumption; Karr, James 60 acres land . . . Clark, Tom itrator of Perry C. Long, do another female complaint. These people McLockliu, Andy 15 acres land. 200 was formerly done in the crudest man100 Muudy, Millie hr'3'2 acres land . Seekers aftergold are often disappoint- ner rnd disagreeably as well. To cleanse would be very much Wilcox, Tom 50 acres land . . . 200 300 Schooler, Violet 12 acres laud. . ed. Seekers after health take Hood's ! surprised to "hear that the bysteni and break up colds, headlow stock of buggies, etc. at 50 Sarsaparilla Turner, Cash 8 acres land YATES, NO. 5. and find it meets every ex- aches, and fevers without unpleasant thev were all suffering 1'onelson't. RICHMOND, NO. 1. 20 1 acre luiid Wanen, Irvin with chronic catarrh; Allen, James S 30 acres land . . S 200 pectation. It alter effects, use the dehghful liquid OF LEXINGTON, KY, - ndrew J. Liovott, of Ford, has but it is so nevertheless. Abrains, Martin 10 acres land . J. P. SIMMONS. $250 50 Burnam, John C 1 town lot . Miss Katie Stahl was burned to death laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs. Made trouper Each one of these .ranted a pension of $3 200 Ex Sheriff Madison County. 1,700 Brock, Jim I town lot bles, and a great many Bishop, George 175 acres land . in Newport. by California Fig Syrup Co. feb2-ltti Breck, Burgoyne 1 town lot . . . 700 300 more, are simple catar- Burns, Wm 26 acres land . . 1 town lot . 600 Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys and Ti,.- Mystic .Midgets will be at the rh; that is, chronic in- Coyle, Hardin 60 acres land . . 450 Blythe, Bettie and Eczema. Tetter, bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe. 100 flammation of the Cornelison, Robt 6 acres land . . Cod. Bff. St. March 11th. Dont fail to Coe. t. 50 Blythe, Sol 1 town lot lifer. Jia. house bif. mavl-l- y The intenso itching and smarting inci- 10c. mucous lining of which300 . 5109 .I.on:sville, Ky 01:3 J. H. Baker ?40 31 slS 50 100 Burgin, Martha hr's, ltown lot. French, George 20 acres land . . dent to these diseases is instantly allayed ever organ is affected. Bowling Green is to celebrate her 100-t- h 5100 ......Leesburjr. 601G 22 50.. Sallie Bishop 600 4l 78 by applying Chamoerlain's Eye anc 50 Carmichtiel, Fannie 1 town lot . Gabbard. Abijah ll acres land . " .. Burjiiii, 21 SO.. st.mfTer sells clothing cheaper than Any internal remedy that will cure ca5264 6252......0. Is. "Williams 5t 55 birthday next month. Skin Ointment. Many very bad ;ases 100 Should be In every family Haley, W B 100 acres land . . . 800 Cobb, Win 1 town lot medicine chest, and every -- Lexincton, " 47 3S .J,. G392... Lizzie White- have been permanently enred by it. It tarrh in one location will cure it in anv Harris, Rice 5 acres land cures 5350 Cochran, Sarah 1 town lot . . . . 1,100 traveller's grip. They are CUBAN OIL 50 Goo!).... ..Ellis O. Kidd .. 49 76 22 50 5455 is equally efficient for itching piles and girl 16--.r outlier location. This is why Inraloable when the stomach -- Lexington has a colored 300 ' G661 -- Versailles. 23 50. Maggie Kimraev- 52 04 200 Crutber, George 1 town lot . . . Jackson, Susan 40 acres laud . . a favorfto remedy for sore nipples; rlUmvl V cats. Burns. Bruie. Kheu- - 5525 Is out of order; cure headache, biliousness, and ......Lexington, 22 50 . ,,ld that tips the beam at a frac- - has become so justly famous in the cure Jackson, John II 1 acre land . . 6765 49 76 Cornelison, Ed 1 town lot cents. . ilrs. S. J. Taylor 200 all liver troubles. Mild and efficient. chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites matism and Sores. Price, 25 cents. 5633 50 11 50 6S60......K. F. Johnson 42 47 ...Baltimore, Mil and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box. of catarrhal diseases. It cures catarrh Jackson, Dave D 1 Sold by Perry Jt Thomas, successom to W. 5706 ver 51G pounds. 250 acre land . . 50 Denham, Rachel 1 town lot . . . LTn- 22 50. G. White. ......Lexington, Ky, 49 at; Josie Galbreath Abrance of the order of National wherever located. Its cures remain. Lakes, John Sr., 100 acres land . Duncan, Annie 1 town lot . . . . 750 100 7030 21 50.. 47 3$ Talitha Heathman U ar Songs, February 21. Dr. Cady's Condition Powdera, are ion was formed in Henderson. Bath county will issue bonds to pur 5S42 a does not palliate; it cures. Pe . ' Bnrgin, 250 20 50. 45 02 5926 7093. W, L. Dowling just what a horso needs when in bad chase county turnpikes. 50 Doiualioe, Kansas 1 town lot . . Lakes, Wm A iO acres laud . . .......... ..... Nicholasville, 20 50 . Dr. Hartman has recently compiled 45 02 599S 7196...... J. - Butler st lufler sells clothing cheaper than 200 Dig down to the came of your sick- condition. Tonic, blood purifier and Lakes, Newton 100 acres land,. 150 Deatherage, Sam 1 town lot . . . " II) 50 Burgin. udy. 42 47 7323......John A.Hnguely They are not food but into book form several of his lectures Ijimb, Henry 7 acres land . . . When bilious or costive, eat a Cascaret, 6095 100 ness, if you want to get well and stay vermifuge. Einhry, Ben hr's, 1 town lot . . . 50 17 50 3S 08 Toney Heinzuian 61S0 Louisville, " medicine and the best in use to put a candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, 10, 25c 61S0 catarrh, which he has deliver -- Ti.f eighteen-montold child of on chronic 200 well. Most likely it's indigestion. The horse in prime condition, ' " 62S7 35 74 1J 50 Mallicoat, Frank 65 acres land . 500 Embry, Humphrey hr's 1 town lot 62S7 Mattie Lan? Price 25 may6 lyr Friend- - ed at different times at the surgical Moody, John 2 acres land . . . i sailie was badly burned at Lexington, " 200 irritating posions of lermenting, putrid sents per package. 6391 6391 J. M. & John Skain It 50. 31 17 50 Estill, Robt (n r) 1 town lot . . . Deputy Jai'er Curdy, of "Warren 6452 16 50. 6452 35 74 A. A. DeLonfr Hotel. This book Is called "Winter Patrick, Wm D 18 acres land . 400 food, left in the stomach by indigestion, , church last Tuesday. 100 Embry, Emrait M 1 town lot n Several Kentucky towns will send county, is critically ill. 11 oO 65S0 ...... 65S0.. Alexander Jackson Jl 17 Catarrh." and will be sent free of charge Powell, Lafayette 60 acres land . 200 caused headache, neuralgis nervousness, Francis, Ed 1 town lot 400 11 50 -- ve Stonfler and pave money on Saville 31 17 6647 ......6647 contributions to the Cuba relief fund. Drug application to The on 250 dizziness, stomache, nausea, irritability EverTbody Bays So. . 12 50 6730 26 69 6730 Rogers, Phillip 10 acres land . . 150 Fife, Sarah 1 town lot J. H. Carter n.ui". over coats and underwear. Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Cosearets Handr Cathartic, the raoftxvon- 6S14 8 50 eymtoms 6S14 17 44 350 and all the other B. W. Brittingham THINK ABOUT V0UR HEALTH 50 Gilbert, Amelia 1 town, lot . . . Vanwinkle, Joe 7 acras land . . ,x3erf ul medical dfscovery of the age, pleas . 11 50 It 6SS5 6S85 W. xl. ir oru. ........ ... 24 47 Gibbs, Mary 1 town lot 100 of indigestion. -- Mr. H. W. Cornelison, who has Ohio. ant and rerreshinp to tho taste, act gently 6943 GLADE, NO. 6 6943.., 11 50 "V. H. Ford 24 47 Irvine, Sallie 2 town lots 700 They, also cause many pains and dis- This is The Time lo Give AHenlion to Your and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, 7023 n confined to his bed for the past 11 50 7023... ..F. H. Norton......... 24 47 80 Irvine, Mariah hr's, 1 town Burnell, Jasper 1 acre land . . . cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, 200 orders which are often laid to other lot . Physicial Condition. 7119.., ,..V. H. Ballard 10 50 22 21 euro headache, fover, habitual constipation 711S .nth is now able 10 be out. 1 town lot Ballard, R G 150 Irvine, Jce 1 town lot 9 50 20 06 300 causes and hence are not easily cured. bnv and i of... ol.. warmer weather which will come and biliousness. Please SO cents. try a box 7306 ...... 7306 ..Mrs. M. G. Hutchinson... The -- See Stouffer for cheap overcoats. 10, 23, 300 Kirby, John Chasteen, A L 25 acres land . . 9 50 20 06 ..J. D. Purcell 500 But as soon as the poisons are removed, with the approaching spring months ot C. C. C. to cure by all druggists. SUdand w guaranteed ........ S 50 . 17 44 7366 . g366.. ..Sallie Williams Cates, Grant 30 acres land . . . 110 Moss, Millie 1 town lot r, 400 all these symtoms and disorders 7 50 . 15 00 should find yon strong and in robust 7435... . Joseph Burger The papers are again making vigorous 7435 Deering, James 60 acres land . 00 Miller, Martha J 1 towu lot . . . -- J. W. Bales, bought of L N. Hark-.- . 500 ...-- .. because there is nothing left to health, your blood pure and your appe- w,ar on the Mayfield blind tiger. ...Danville, " ...... 5 50 17 44 FOR TAXES 1897 OF 7536.... ..S. J. Chrisman 7536 120 Miller, Harrison 1 town lot . . . Fowler, H H 5 acres land . . . angus .. 7 Lexington, ' 15 00 W. L. Richmond 7601. .7601. s, of Fayette, forty polled 300 cause them. Nothing succeeds in this tite good. Otherwise you will be in 400 Miller, H gd'rLucy Miller, 6 Richmond, Va...... 6 50 Golden, Hardin 1 town lot . . . 12 57 A. F. Unkel 765S attle at five cents per pound. acres like Shakers Digestive Cordial, beaauso danger of serious illness. Purify and try a 10c. box of Cascarebt, the 765S Just 6 50 -- Lexington.Ky. 12 57 7961 796- 1- Mrs. Kate S.Brown. Harrison, Levi ag't W Reynolds land 100 it preterits the undigested food from fer- enrich your blood with Hood's Sarsapar-illl- a finest liver and bowel regulator ever o ou " " 8018 8018 Suits to orderat StoufTer's at ready i oi 1 ly h'rs, 62 acres land 200 Miller, Caroline & may made. u 43 50 Lucrecia, one 123 00 menting in the stomach and helps the Good & Co 716 ....? 758 and thus "prepaid for spring " This prices. 400 Hutchison, Wm B 1 town lot . " 43 59 123 00 . a town lot 130 stomach to digest its food. Nearly everybody around Sandy Ford OlO medicine makes rich, red blood and " 43 50 " 123 00 200 Morgan, James 1 town lot 812. .1020 White Estate... If I havn't what you want give me J. P. Simmons, 250 of Madi Hoskins, Elizabeth 50 acres land Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to gives vigor and vitality. It will guard has measles. " " 40 50 114 00 1004 1150 0. B. Marschall 250 Mathews. Nannie 1 town lot . . . your order subject to approval. Johnson, F S 27 acres land . . . 100 51.00 per bottle. It you against danger from the changes " 42 50 120 00 Danville. son county will offer at public sale in Jones, Humphrey 135 acres .W. D. Finch 10S2 1274. 400 Mitchell, Mary 1 town lot . . . JOBS DOXELSOK. land. 39 50 400 111 00 Baltimore, Md 1178. 1396 .....R. F. Johnson front of the Court House door in Rich- Kindred. Rube M 1 acre land . A hall and hatrack thief is operating which will soon take place. feb9 lm 350 Miller, Emma 1 town lot . . . . 42 50 120 00 Lexington, Ky D. B.Good 129S 1446 200 in Lexington. Forty trained voices in the War mond, Kentucky, 30 50 111 OOl, 50 Maxbeny, Winnie 3 acres land . Hopkinsville young men are to organKinnard, Dave 5 acres land . . 1438 S54 E. B. Wrenn.... 100 t. orgs, February 21. 40 50 114 00 1S03 .....D. B. Good 1539 Health, happy children make better ize an atheletic association. MONDAY, MARCH 7th, 1898, Lane, Mary E 5 acres land . . . 250 Phelps, Jennie 3 town lots . . . 1,350 ' 30 EO 111 00 1620 ... 192S..M. J. Forstou af--n A little care men and women of us all. . 250 Parks, George Ann 1 town lot . . Henderson and Owensboro are Eewis, Pal B 1 town lot 30 50 Union Mills," .. 500 111 00 Mrs. F.M.Jasper 1698... .2040 It being County Court day, between the If You Wish lo be Well w ith red- a little planning before birth is ofand . 300 Rhodes, Eeanna hr's, 1 town lot . " 39 50 r the tramps and vagrants 111 00 Paris, D. D. Grant .2251 650 hours of 10 a. m., and G p. in., the follow Lewis, Jessie 100 acres land . . on the Jack's Creek pike, 1777... house The 3S 50 ten more important than anything that You must fortify your system against will be sold publicly, on 10a 00 Lexington, Ky- X.et Richmond follow G. M. Asher 1S64... .23S0 hot pokers. . 200 property, to pay the taxes assessed Moore, L & M J 52 acres land . 1,000 Rhodes, Dave 1 Jtown lot ing 37 50 105 00 1942- -. .1010 D. B. Good can be done after. On the mother's theatlacks of disease.. Your blood must 250 Rice, Geo ag't Sallie Jarman, one Owens. John 47 acres land . . suit. against the same in the year 1897. 37 50 105 05 0. K. Marschall and strenth depend the life and be kept pure, your stomach and diges- Friday, February 18, 1K98, 2027... 2675 health 340 Pigg, John 140 acres land . . . -- Roberts House first class board 35 50 . . 99 00 to vn lot 500 2S96, . W. B. Anderson and wife 2114. the future of the children. A weak tive organs in order, jourappetietgood. at noon In front of the premises. Good 50 Rice, Belle ag't L Phelps hr's, one 36 50 . . 102 00 . Louisville, i Pigg, Tom 20 acres land . . . 2196. 2724 . . Margia Prentice and lodging reduced to $3.50 per week 1 acre land, good barn, crib, and outhouses. 34 50. . 96 CO and sickly woman cannot bear strong Hood's Sarsaparilla i3 the medicine to . Lexington, R E ag't R Benge, one 2290. 1548 . . G. M. Asher Preston, janl2 town lot 250 Table best in town. 35 50. . 99 00 . Danville. 3128 . . W. H. Shears 2472. healthy children. Most of the weakness build you up, puify and enrich your 250 Sheppard , Charlie 1 town lot . . townot 400 . Loxington, J. J. EMBRY, 93 00 . . . . 2464. .3352. . O. RICHMOND, NO. 1. -- Companies 8 and 33. Uniform Rank ot women is utterly inexcusable. Pit) blood and give you strength. It creates . 250 Smith, Scott 1 town lot Phillips. Ann 1 town lot COCO 34 50. 300 3363 . . M. A. Mason 2547. v President. will cure an appetit and eives. digestive power. K of P., are practicing for a batallion per care and proper medicine 150 Sraallwood, Charlie 1 town lot . Avers, Mrs 2vannie 1 town lot . S 200 Raymond,"Wm (n r) 4 acres land 60 . $1,327 50 $3,396 23 almost any disorder of the feminine ordrill at Richmond soon. Lexington Ballard, Mary A h'rsl town lot . 1,100 Ritter, W T 1 acre land Total 250 Tribble, Pleas (n r) 1 town lot . . 300 $2.06S 73 ganism. Dr. Pierce's FavoritePrescrip-tio- n Profit over cost Ob:erver. Hood's Pills are thj favorite family Buslffjoe ag't G A Embry.l town 300 Tribble, Harry 1 town lot Roe, James Sr., 100 acres land . . 300 120 has been tested in thirty years of cathartic, easy to take, easy to operate. ." story over 50 Tribble, John 1 town lot lot Shockly, Tom 18 acres of land . Double rooms in third 400 500 practice. It is healing, soothing, It SO Shockly, E A 16 acres land . . Mrs. A. T. Million, Local Agent, Hagan's drug store for 'rent. Suit- Baxter, Rebecca hr's 1 town lot . Turner, Dan Jr., 1 town lot . . . 150 strengthening. ilacs, on to It is perfectly natural Carrollton is kickinjr for all night elec A black spotted sow came 15, my naa ttnee r) 1 town 100 Tevis, Cassie 1 town lot Lodge or Bed Rooms. Bourne, Sarah hr's (n Scott. Charlie 100 acres land . . RICHMOND, KENTUCKT. 300 able for and Linden street . about Jannary 6.000 in its operation and effect. By its use, tric lights. janM-l300 Tomlin, Karry 1 town lot . . . . leen fed bv me. Owner can nave same by caU- lot Tankersly, G "W 30 acres land . jan5-l150 A. SMITH BOWMAN, Sect'y, Lexington, Ky. ins ad paying alt charges. thousands of weak women have been 450 100 Todd, James C (n r) 1 town lot . Brooks, J J (n r) 3 town lots . 40 acres land . . . Turpin, R E 150 "A Howling Suceehh." JOE BUftH. febMf made strong and healthy have been Messrs. Rucker, Benton & Co Cornelison, J R agent B & L Co. 650 Taj lor, Frank 1 town lot . . . . Young, W S 1 town lot . . . . 100 bushels of properly introduced Dr. Wiierever made the mothers of strong and healthy jarchased five hundred 3,150 8 town lots 800 Walker, Ilobert 1 town lot . . . KIRKSVILLE, NO. 7. children. Taken during gestation, it Caldwell'H Syrup Pejisin, as a cure for Notice to Farmers and wheat last week from Richmond par1,300 Joe 1 town lot Carr, 200 "Walker, d wen ltown lot . . . . Adams, Jack ad'mr S Ross, 100 makes childbirth easy and almost pain- constipation, has met 'with phenomenal Horse Owners ties, paying gl per bushel. Carr, Joe ag't T G Hacker, one 200 S 3,000 Walker, Tom hr's, 1 town lot . . acres land Many druggfits cannot say less and insures the well being of both sale. 200 Concert, town lot county, that you can get jiorse Remember the War Songs 200 Campbell, TU h'rs, 108 acres land 2,00 Walker, ljctsy (n r) 1 town lot . and child. Send 21 cents in enough in praise ot itsj merits, as well as Of Madison my shop ct Mill Grove at tb J low mother shoeing at As agent for Wm. Baxter, 7 will on Duncan, J W & CT Wells 1 town February 21. 500 Walker, lancy (n r) 1 town lot . 350 I will Fowler, John M 17 acres land . As assignee price of Sixty (60c) Cents for CASH. There Is stamps to World's Dispensary its great popularity with tho people. In no money at this price but yon can get' your for rent on the of John VT. Parrish, the old offer 200 Guff premises, known as Jot . 50 Washington, Nancy 1 town lot 300 Sam one acre ground . by) Tti hard matter to keen a stock Peyton place, about five. (5) miles from RichMedical Association, Buffalo N. Y., and 10c trial size and also in 50c and S1.00 horses shod for tBia price aU the samethat, ' 700 Gordon, iere mond, on the Hagan pike, at 11 o'clock, on Doty,CK 1 town lot 400 350 White, N,arci8 1 town lot . . . I want you tcf bear In mind wjll 12, feb2-lJones, Mrs E K 15 acres of land. of vehicles on hand all the time; but Dr. Pierce's IOCS page "Common sizes, atB- - L. Middletjjn's. be receive will not be any shoddy shoeing done, it 2,500 . . . 150 500 White, Gjjorge 1 tawn lot as good and of the same shoes and nails as me Douglas. Mattie 69 acres land . . Jones, Mrs EKl town lot . . . Just if you will leave Your order with Sense Medical Adviser," profusely illus800 Febnary 10, 1898, Sell to the highest bidder, hisfaxmof Fifty J50) in the Grand were used at one dollar. It will piy you lo go Most of the 350 Faulkner, Nannie 1 town lot Kinnard, Mary A 150 acres land. 3.CO0 Willis, IiLtzie 1 town lot . . . . a long ways to get shoeing done right at tixty you will get what you want. trated. It Rivers country are untkr water. 200 . cents, and will pay you to see that your hi rses, 130 acres of land, about 18 acres to be cultiva- Acres, lyingonemllesonthorKiikaTlHe. This . . . . 200 250 Willis, Et na 1 town lot Farley, Win 1 town lot Keene, Zena Flown lot John JDoxelsqk. Gentry, Kate Ml town lot- - farm is good rich fertile land, and in a high 200 fe?t are treated right. If you have a goodjfoot Paris is putting in a new telephone nfaMtfAMNUB!AN.TEA Dyspep-- r "you have a good horse; if you have no fooiyoa ted In com, acres la tobacco, with two good state of cultivation, with but UtUi waste land, 860 Yates, M: pgie 1 town lot . . . . 350 Ledford, Jessie 50 acres laud . . h.-- a inhntiM unw. M ures is clover, and 6 In a good neighborhood, close to toorchurches, 300 and horse hare exchange. 100 ImRIvI $ sis, Coajtipation and Indi- worthno dollar. and he is no horsewill behe llsnnot acres In blue grass. There Is s good dwelling. good schools, and in two miles of Sirrer Creek It used to be a knotty question to Garrison, Bettie dc, 1 town lot FOXTOWN, NO. 2. git to Preston, DAI acre land Best attention a a pun iu Xiek Depots, decide the best of coal in Richmond. Harrison. O H (n r) 16 town lots. 1,000 Pullins, Dave (n r) ,1 town lot . thelaver. Prir,25cts. Interfering, forgein and all ailments it the asd two tenant nousesparcels mm nau.whole, and Paint springs, with and Is well watered by 500 gestion. Emulates and as a Made a New Maa of Hiai. land will be rested is verygood teaastkooa. Bently, M.iry 8 acres land . . . $ 150 1,200 majority Hicks, Belle 2 town lots togbVswte,ptn beet bid- pond and w.h.mansfim!d. Experience has taught the and will be rested to the highest and give note of 4 rooms, afid some fruit. This farm Is rested SoldbyPxry & Thomal, auccessow to W. G hr's, 65 acres land . 2500 Cuenault, Jim oacres land . . ., Pond, Jno 200 Bryan, Ohio, Jan. 13, 1897. The rente will be repaired to X, 1369. for the year 1888, and posscisiim nanockt der. Q. White, j 2,500 . jj 350 that pine knot coal excells all others. Ada B (n r) 2 town lots wKa good security, payable on Jaaefcry SS8 1889. Ross, Alex 26 acres land 200 Cbenault, 'peaii Jr., 3 acres land Gentlemen: For years I had been bar- gives until Janwurrl, ose. two, three, fewr, 600 At same time and. place wfH sell about TERMS WIU sail is Capt D,fV. Wallaccj, of Kuttawa, k For Bile by Coleman Keff., 11 cents Keller, 2fora 1 town lot . 150 Turner, fB 1 acre land rels ot eera In shock tor cash. fivc.orsixpayiseHU.oae tsoosai4 dollars to 200 suffering from indigestion. Hada poor Cuenault, Lem 20 acres land . . 500 r per bushel. B. 2s. I. & B. depot, tele- 'Keller, Mary 1 town lot . not dead, as has been reported. 250 beeaid Jsssaryl, 1999, woes full posnewwWii Walker, Nancy 25 acres land . . Cbenault, Charlie (n't) 8 acres appotitfl and could not eat anything D, M. Chenault, wm be Rives, aad the resaisdjr divided 300 1 town lot . phone 90. MulSnger, Fred Istewat d SsbVe Yosr Life Awiy. eosai paystenta with x per MILLION, NO. 8. 100 containing grease and had constantly a Sw't TafeM.S?it Ian -oa '1,500 fremJassary 1, 1889, natU paid. Inter ASSIONEE. l Davfdl town lot- - . yon w;jwt School will hold a f 4- the. deterred payments, to be mm juuwaHy, 50 worn After using three ill jorevei. be to quit tobacco using- easily I fcav raated tet MM the seven ho . 600 Chenault, SVyatt 4 acre's land . Caldwell Hrh 500 Agee.J31ibeth 35 acres-lanmade well, strong, raagneUe. 1 town lot awl toe purchaser to gw notes witk'foad. ssMty rettiaa fcjr e last December, MMft llppliimBfarir nnnttft at COUrt hOUSO-- j(Parker, Rebecca ta r) 120 50c bottles(of J)r. CaldwalV'Syrnp;?!-sittJ2 acres land SO Gilbert, 3 ssdaHearetakMd.tMsgiTesMM! inwhnrr a 1U of Mtne'Jife ajtd.Yltstirrtefcee-'tVBa- c, 250 Agfe, Ambrose 4 acres of land . ar ft other niee eoHagpS.iWll let state M?3foiMiftMluvNa; easace ten stake ths SMwmy nJmImiIm Pallias, Minerva ltewn jot. . C4B at tiia wonderworker, uwi makea woaicmea. k.. sate ea'aT ." nrfaMiBMd for 100 260 Tinuo Tir am now ablejto BaQythuMpuiy wrong; Mimy gaU toft Friday nigbt Feb lltb to select,) A.22 acresland - . ltaboer Waaas. Hold Joe has ,Wt tejjf advass " Maw, WhJU CHkW. ) ifeud in tea dy. ay oaWoW g. Mary J 1 wh lot . . . 6600 Affce, Sarah Fric Uft ot Oe0tt 200 apjpctUe ersWe and eaa y it hi made 120 Langford, MiBrv& i'Acreehai. speaker to represent it at Winchester, Itebs-tewith aisafcsa rmmtm, AMncaey Itaker, Mary Ltown lot . . .. j.F.w.DuM.Oa.ttl wo ? Ttowtand. Msry T 1 4wa Jet , . 100 .era, . wtamsn hum T 80 cre8kuwl . 900 MMFei'Ji L 19 acres 1ab4 .o-timw niaM it mn'Fif Birrfw Far dnwrttf, flMar.anwwf o wfoarteen. Seves I limited to girk SerryattB, Jeha 1- wlet U sneakpra wIMt v h 5 wwhnfc bHgS .by Ae, I .. . ;150 LQiietiMN C i !i fS i , o - ...I . r f,2 Gise Club. MmtmnH & t ' f""' jli2'J,.!s3Bi. ffij jaKecSfiHHstr fcTa i3 - - ,& "efts j2yiatMEratriST-'i!- ' j HusrfC.. niixBBBBL i1' . 'ia 1 1 . ertir-ement- s -- 'gr 47 -m len and Women" And Low Prices and Bargains will be our Salesman. Don't miss this opportunitv for BAEGAINS UNION, NO. 3. Covington, Robt I acre land . . $ Roberson, Mary 25 acres laud Shirley, Miranda 1 acre land ELLISTON.NO. 4. Bates, "Wm (n r) 15 acres laud . S Covington. Howard 4 acres land . ChambersWillis 1 acre land . . Chenault, Jennie 7 acres land . Davis, Moses 3 acres land . . . Ellis, Dan 24 acres land Estill, John 3 acres land. . . . Estill, Charlie 30 acres land . . Fields, Ben 1 acre laud Green, Haden 1 acre land . . . Harris, "Wm 3 acres land Harris, John 2 acres land Harris, Martha hr's 36 acres land Moore, Jim 10 acres land . . . Mayo, Landen 1 acre land . . . YATES, NO. 5. .... .... .. 150 qs - ;50 .... loo 50 7pfr p ' ITS " ALL ' 0VER ' e fa -- a sk " N0W! 'v- - r trade and the holiday trade have come to a close, and having had the largest and most successful season during its business career, the tig ' T n? ) X -- ss .... .... .... ijkg lOU !(- Busy Bee Cash Stores Has decided to commence the greatest- - - Broaddus, Jennie 1 acre land .S Blythe, David 22 acres land . . Baxter, Alex 4 acres land Campbell, Aaron 1 acre land . . Dunson, George 2 acres land . . .... it's Trying Sttrsaparffla. Agep's sept-29-G- .... .... eept-29-6- m .... -- Dillingham, Irve 56 acres land . Kavanaugh, Arch 4 acres land . Parks, Hannibal 20 acres laud . Smith, Gloster 10 acres land . . Tribble, Wan 20 acres land . . . White, Mariah 11 acres land . . GLADE.NO. 6. Ballard, Monroe ltown lot . . $ Ballard.EIzira 1 town lot ... . . Bogie, Lucinda 20 acres land . . Blythe, Charlie 4 acres land . . Blythe, Sid 1 acre land Blythe, Eliza 25 acres land . . . Bennett, Mary A 20 acres land... Buruam, Alex 2 acres land . . . Burnam, Jim 6 acres land . . . Campbell, Green 1 acre land . . Crigler, Wm 1 acre land Denham, Joe (u r) 14 acres land. Frauds, Sam 3 acres land . . . Goodloe, George 1 acre land . . Huffman, George 1 town lot . . . Herd, Wm 5 acres land Ingram, Phil 3 acres laud . . . . Logan. Elijah 1 town lot . McKee, Jerry 1 town lot Miller.A C 1 acre land Miller, Ike 1 acre land Miller, Mary 1 town lot . . . . Miller, Smith 4 acres land . . . Miller, Lena 1 town lot . . . . Maupin, Jeff 9 acres land . . . Parks, John F 4 acres laud . . . Phelps, Annie (n r) 1 town lot . Reed, Turner 3 acres land . Rhodus, Richard 18 acres land . Ross, Anderson 2 acres land . . Scudder, Andy J 1 town lot . . Scott, John 2 acres land - . . . Tankersly, Ben 1 town lot . . . Walker, John 1 acre land Walker, Peter 10 acres land . . Walker, Letcher 2 acres land . . Walker, Irve 3 acres land . . . White, Howard 4 acres land . . White, Allen 2 acres land . . . White, Larkin 2 acres land . . . Walker, John 1 town lot - 50 150 50 50 50 200 50 250 100 150 60 130 250 200 200 200 200 300 70 300 150 NW CLOSING OUT AND CLEARANCE EVER HELD IN THE CITY Not a Single Item in this Great Store SALE sp 4, has escapeed the keen edge of our sharp kniie. We did not stop at Overcoats, Clothing and Cloaks, hut went down the line and applied the cold steel to each and every department in the house. The cost of cools in many departments entirely lost sight of. our object leing to close out the entire line. Our Overcoats and Cloaks have been slaughtered unmercifully. They all go out at less than the former price, and many of them almost given away to clean them up. Many of "the very best things are still to be had in this lino and those who have waited until now to buy will reap a If you haven't bought your winter dress goods, dress trimmings or silks, come and get them. Don't think you haven't got the money, for just a little money goes a kng way in this department. You can buy a grain sack full of shoes and boots for what a few pairjformerley cost you. We are selling in this great cut price sale good heavy, winter shoes for ladies at 69c per pair. Good winterjboots for men at 51.19 per pair. Children's shoes almostjput in to fill up the sack. .... YX .... If ... ... ... yard-wid- yard-wid- .. IPs long-pa- nt o .... ... j y Thanking you before hand for your patronage of this sale and for your liberal past favors, we are very respectfully, .... W. D. OLDHAM & COMPANY. Xs&j 1 .... ... .... t- - spt-29-6- m .... .... s s s ! - 29-C- THE- .... d, Colored L,ist. ... ... Southern Mutual Investment Co Coupons Redeemed Jan. 1S9S. - ... m t!t-m- rept-29-G- m re-ru-- na .... Hood's n Kp III well-know- Salt-Ilheti- m ... III V I PIMfftv 5770-....69- 12 m-n- is- sept-29-G- h Pe-ru-- sept-2y-G- n - .... Sheri Sale J to-da- sept-29-6- disap-pea- .- -. 50.-.-- Land And Town Lots. sept-29-6- m .... ... -- ade .... ... OO--J - loll louse For Sale! toll-pa- te -- - -- -- m White Wist. -- ilweU-in- g, . .... ... .... ...'... feb0-2i- ... ... Estray Hog! . m y Public Renting! PUBLIC SALE! Saturday, Feb. Thirsiiy, ... one-ce- nt sh. ... m '98, paw-mij- js -- -- .... -- -- .... .... .... cm-e- s -- I ........ R0ad Thite m-w - .. is-fiv- d 5 out-feeli- ng. L , w -R.v-M. -- JW..1 . j P, . &- ... -ii WWtflPWafc' . -- lbMfSSwswYw.,. . y mmm. Si.-jua- HBiinr iua rV1 a fefaggSS fef.ruwifrv4itit - t . JS&$:-?i3)&- saU6B-"5- . . - i ,j 9J ii x , & t i . ::SADDLERY.:: IKuwtfvSL 1 J I J I k. NEW YORK FASHIONS. full lencth when thev came to the cr.ni- tol. They realized thero was nothing CORRESPONDENCE. else to do. There wits n good deal o .Brimless toques are vory pleasing in complaint about the short time for de- style when tastefully trimmed. bate, but leave to print was, given everyPlaid silks, cut into bias bands, will ALC0E8. F m3 Mta k BHBMK'ffivATCvBi w&& body, and not a moment was wasted, trim some Spring costumes. County. tvB'J Jackson Bomo skirts will be closed on the left Eain, high winds, sleet, mad and all during the afternoon, so that a good, tho accompanying impediments to busi- deal was said in the four hours and. side. , A piece of jewelled guipure or Irish ness or pleasure, seems to be tbo order fortv minutes before the vote was takon. point lace makes a pretty finish for the day in and around this part of of the SHIFTY POLITICANS. bodice. neck of a low-cthe moral vineyard. The water courses Eoth close and separate lining will be are very much swolen, some of them so "When the president of the United. I placed in dress skirts. much so, that traveL is almost entirely States was lauded by Senator Wolcott as. 3 iBands of black velvet, lavishly sprinksuspended. In extreme cases some of a bimetallism the Secretary of tho Treas the citizens take the desperate chances ury was censured by the brilliant Sena- - led with jet cabochons appear among new dress triouniugs. with mud and water and ro tothestores, What has toi as a gold monometallist JDark, rich red is a favorite color, both such being the case I can furnish you happened since the making of that for ladies and little girls, especially the Both the method 3nd results when very little news. , At Walter Azbkia's Livkby Stable. speech? Secretary Gage has delivered latter. Best & Co. show some handharness, cheaper Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant AH kinds of Our muil carrier between this office an address at Philadelphia in which ho some any where in Richmond. and refreshing to the taste, and acta cloaks for girls just entering their than can be bought Give us a trial and be convinced. Satisfaction gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, and ranola has lost three trips within a said: teens, of this almost universally becomrise in lied Lick guaranted. "The Republican party are not boast Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- week, on account of the ing hue tem effectually, dispels colds, head- Creek, w hich stream he must cross to ing that they have bnried bimetallism. .Homespuns and iancy cheviots are . Tl M They proclaim themselves its friend; woven in a variety of color combinaaches and fevers and cures hahitual make the trip. Kev Mr. Mobley preached at Blanton's they appove it in their platform. Tht a tions. They make pretty separate skirts constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- Flat school house on Saturday, and on political head of that party has been j to be worn with silk, wool or velvet Monday and Tuesday at the Alcorn High active to secure it under the only condi duced, pleasing to the taste and waists. s prompt in School building, where lie had an ap- tious uy which, it can be maintained, j jSmooth scarlet cloth makes smart to the stomach, its action and truly beneficial in its pointment for Tuesdavni:ht, but in tho namely, international agreement, with, rasfor coats for little ladies. effects, prepared only from the most evening was called home on account of open mints to both silver and gold. 1 Tiose w ho keep abreast of the times "THE STYLISH PATTERN." At-healthy and agreeable substances, its the death of his sister. Eev. Jas "W. "In his effort to inaugurate such a. in rfie matter of accessories to the modFashionable Original. Perfecttistic many excellent qualities commend it Parson, of Berea, filled tho appointment method the President heartily supports-th- ish writing-des7 fitting, races Juauu are informed that ft None higher. None better at any price. to all and have made it the most for him on that night. principal of his party's platform,, is always in good form. sells them in merchant I Some reliable city or town. Ask for J popular remedy known. Athur Alcorn and his son, "William, and in his efibit he has the suppoit of Canvas cloths come in a variety of ? nearly every Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 made a trip last week to the counties of all the members of his official family, new effects which need to be seen to be ft them, or they can be had by mail from g cent bottles by all leading drug- of Lee, Clay, Owsley and Laurel, for innuendoes and declaration from t us in cither New York or Chfcago. appreciated. Lord & Taylor will send Stamps taken. Latest Fashion Sheet j gists. Any reliable druggist who the purpose of buying furs. They re 7 to tho contrary notwithstand samples to all who write for them. sent utoa recdet of one ccat to pay I may not i have it on nana win pro-ca- turned with about five hundred Pelts, ing" Most hats and toques require a dainty I I postage. it promptly for any one who beaver, otter, mink, fox, coon, opossum, That puts the Secretary of the Sreasury veil to bring out their style. wishes to try it- - Do not accept any musk rat and pole cat, which they ship- on payinggrounds and interceding terms, Some of the smartest hats are entirly I substitute. with the bimetallists. Rut while the. composed of feathers A stunning one ped at once to Cincinnati. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. It's reported here that "Wnlter Rich- bimetallic commission was in Europe in gray plumes was SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ardson, of lied Lick, has made an as- Secretary Gage presented to the Fifty-fif- th with scarlet velvet touches here and w reus. tt.r. " Brighted ladies' magazine published. 7 aiutsviuz. at. congress a plan to retire the green- there Evelyn Cable. signment. jan5-li Invaluable for the home. Fashions of C backs; to take the government out of I the day, Horn; Literature, Household I It is reported that Postmaster AVagers, the banking business; to make silver APPLICATIONS OF WATER. Hints, Fancy Vork, Current Topia, T Who can think of some simple at Wagersville, Ettill county, another token money and to establish the gold for only 50 cents a year, in- - G Wanted-- An Idea tning to iten Democrat, has or is expected to lose his Fiction, all I eluding a tree pattern, your own selec- - T Pmtivt ronr WEDDEKBtJRN brlmr tou wealth. ldeftn: thr nur standard. With thesE facts in view the stamps CO, Patent Attor" tion any time. Send two Write JOHN soon. The Phrenoligal Journal gives the folneys, Washington. D. CU for their 81.80) priio offer office public is puzzled. 5 for sample copy. Address and list of two hundred laTentlons wanted. low ing useful hints on the applications Mr. W. B. Murphy, of Drip Ilock, is Rut something else has happened. of water in severe attacks of illness. The 2 : - THE McCALL COMPANY, trying to sell his farm, stock, crop, ect., The President has made a speech in adult members of a family should keep 6 Vest Hth Street, New Yurfc. A with a view of locating at Richmond, New York which is interreted by the them In mind for an emergency. I ' JS9 "Fi(l'n Avrnnr. Chicago. Indiana. .ft gold clique as a declaration in favor of A strip of flannel or a soft napkin, fold Mr. Mitchell Richardson, another of ttie single gold standard. But the PresiDrip Rock's best citizens, who has been dent also atlirmed his loyalty to the ed lengthwise and diped in hot water, confined to his bed for several days with Republican platform pledge to work for and wrung out, and then applied around the neck of a child that has croup, will typhoid fever, is improving. international bimetallism. In view of usually bring relief in a few minutes. The little child of Mr. Walter Gctnry these facts, again the public is puzA proper towel folded several times diet: a few days since. zled. and diped in hot water, quickly wrung Mr. J. P. Locsden. of Panola, passed Are these two great leaders of tho applied the Insure your homes and through our little town on Tuesday last Republican party sincere bimetallist, and neuralgiaoverwill site of toothache or generally afford Owsley coun- - sincere monometallist, or simply 6hifty business on a trading expedition to piompt relief. This treatment for colic ty. politlcions? Chicago Dispatch. hits been found to work like magic. Gov. Bradley, has commissioned Curtis Nothing so promptly cuts short a Gentry, of Locust Branch, Notary PubBucklen's Arnica Salve. of the lungs, sore throat or I represent four of the most lic for Estill county. rheumatism as hot water when applied The Best Salve in the world for The undersized has a farm of 200 acres, as a reliable Insurance Companies A few days since as Gewj;ii Fox and whole or to suit purchaser, which he offers at Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever early iu the case and thoroughly. in the United States and re- Peter Gabbaid were hauling logstothe Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilprivate sale; situated at Hot water taken ireely half an hour spectfully ask for a share of creek, they managed to let one roll over blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, before bed time is an excellent catharSTATION, your patronage. them, injuring both very seriously. It and positively cures Piles, or no pay re- tic in the cae of constipation, while it is thought the wounds of Fox will prove quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect has a soothing effect upon the stomach on the waters of Silver Creek. It is well waS. F. ROCK, fatal. There is no better land in Madison tered batisfactiou or money refunded. Price and bowels. county. 261,' Sec. Street, (Up Stairs). Albert Powell has rented the cottage 25 cents per box. For sale by Perry & This treatment continued a It is a fine neighborhood and accessible by on Wabash avenue and moved his Thomas' Drug Store, Successors to AY. with the addition of a cup of turnpike to schools, churches, railroads, mills, family into our town decl5-letc., within a half mile of White's Station Post G. White. hot water slowly sipped an hour before Office, ten Biles from Richmond. each meal, with proper attention to diet, HOUSE FAVORS GOLD. OF cash, TEKMS Sale will be made ANEW SOURCE OF REVENUE. will cure most cases of dyspepsia. bahtBce to suit purchaser. For particulars, Oidinary headache almost always yield National Importance address JChicago Dispatch. New York World.l to tho 6imiltaneous application of hot Geo. D. White, vote of 183 to 132 tlie House of By a The Italian Government, it is faid, water to the feet and back of the neck. Representative has rejected the feb3-t- f White's Station. Ky. proposes to raise a. neat little revenue resolution. Cutting the de- by belling titles to rich Americans. ONE CENT. Who can think bate down to the narrow limits of five Hitherto these titles have been acquired simple Wanted-- An Idea ot some patent? hours and cracking the party whip over through tbins to millionaire Prowct Tour lfieac. thT may bring you wealth. CONTAINS BOTH. the heads of the representative saved a mammas. It is the evident purpose of Witt JOHN WEUDEldlCKN & CO.. Patent AttorIt pays to read newspapers. Thomas neys, Washington. C, for their $1,800 prize offer break from the administration lines tne innovation to divert some Ameri John Hayes will swear to it; for by and lift cf uo hundred lnrenUons wanted. Daily, by mail, - - - $6 a year which was greatly feared by the Repub- can dollars to the Government and to reading the he is richer lican political bosses. The Republicans equalize the opportunities, so that any by $10,000 than ho was a little SSaj-ea- r Daily &Sun'3, by mail, 50 YEARS' were solidly arrayed in opposition, with one can become 11 baron on payment of while ago. Hayes is a railroad man of EXPERIENCE two exceptions, Linney, of North Caro- $1,000, and so on up to prince, which Dallas, Tex. Yeurs ago he left his home lina, who voted with the Democrats and will cost 5,000. ir. Brooklyn, Mo. For a whiln he kept Populist, and White of North Carolina, In this age of the world this is about up communication with his mother by it, the "reatest Sunda' News- the only colored member of the houe the beat thing that can be done with letter. Then he ceased writing and for who answ ered ' present" w hen his name titles. It makes titles mean something. years his friends had supposed he was paper in the world. was called. Trade Marks It makes goodi and chattels of them. dead. Not long ago Hayes bought a By mail, $2 a j ear. Designs Price 5c a copy. The deseritons from the Democratic Itmakesthem mean thaltheir possessors, for a cent. In it he read Copyrights &c. side were McAleer of Pennsylvania and unlike the titled waiters at Delmonico's that his mother had died, leaving $10, Address THE SUN, New York. Anrono sradtai; a sketch and description may oulcfciy ascertain our opinion free whether an Elliott of South Carolina. Both voted and the marquises of the barber shops, 000 in St. Louis property to him if alive; invention ts probably patentable Communlca- E'ACnE and RnrtTMATiSM relieved E5 K. UonsstnctlTconndeituu. Handbook on Patents with the Republicans against the propo- ae persons of means, able to buy dis- if not, to other kindsmen. kby Dr. Miles' Kervo Plasters. sent free. Oldest acency for secunmr patents. U4L W Patents taken tfaronch Jlur.n & Co. receive sition. rpectal notice, without cnarze. mine A day or two ago Hayes arrived here tinction, precisely as certain persons Speaker Reed, although it is not cus- have bought United States Senatorships and claimed the property. He estabTHE WONDERS OF SCIENCE. tomary for him to vote, had his name and the like. lished Iiis identity, and as soon as the A handsomely lllnnr&tod wiklT. Jjirpest (3 a urientifle loumal. relation of anr .. called and amid the cheers of his fellows .. . . . .:. But titles are products of Europeau estate can be settled he w ill get his $10, rear: lonrtaonuxs, 11. rsnaoyau newpaeaierR. Long Troubles and Consumplon Can be went on record.in oposition to the reso- pauper labor the labor of pauper kings. 0CO. St. Louis telegram to the New MUNH & Go.3G1B-a- dNew York Cured. lution. Branch Office. 15 F SU Washington, I. C. Why shouldn't they pay a dutyon their York World. The vote was reached after five hours importation. An Eminent New York Chemist and Scientist of debate under a special order, adopted America's growing trade in the old Makes a Free OHer to Our Headers. When John Smith goes abroad and at the opening of tho session EL becomes the Duke de Smythe by pur- world is made tho source of numerous The distiniruished New York chemist, T. A. The limited time allowed for debate and chase, or when Jiminv Jones buys the complaints in the English newspapers. Slocum, demonstrating his discovery of a reK. :. DIVISION. the presure of members for an opportun- title of Prince Johnnie, why should American axes are supplanting those liable and absolute cure for Consumption (Pulmonary Tuberculosis) and all bronchial, ity to be heard was so great that the Ia-- Effect Nov. 7. 1S96. they not be assessed on these imports made in Benuingl.am, with the Austrachest diseases, stubborn ihroai, lung and affections, Secretary Chamberlain, lv. ,hiprs for Cincinnnti,, arv coughs, catarrhal of liesh, andgeneral decline leaders on both sides were compelled to as they are now assessed on their super- lian trade. weakness, loss all conditions a. JJ. r.tns Maysville, Win-- p. m. andwasting awav, will bend THREE FllEE farm out the time by minutes. when appealed to, was obliged to report of fluous overcoats and flannels? )rhrer ani 1a-- inirtoui BOTTLEo (all different) of his New DiscovIt is a good thing for the cause of silOur Government needs the revenue that our axes were better and cheaper eries to any afflicted reader of the Cijmai 6.29 jwHii 7.20 writing for them. ver that the party lash whipped the rep to pay pensions with and the goods to than the English made ones, and hence UTiitcinnnti Pari, Mayp-p- . His "New Treatment" has cured tbSusands resentatives of silver constituents into be taxed are pure luxuries. It is truo the loss of English customers in Austrapermanently by its timely use, and he considsi. Iviii". Winchester and ers it a simple professional duty to suffering the rauks of gold. 1.03 2.00 . J'iH2ton mail. neit election that we have no infaut industry in title lia. One American firm recently sold humanity to donate a trial of his infallible cure. golf sticks in England, the home of these men who have proved false to manufacturing to protect in this way, viHston, London, Jel- Science daily develops new wonders, and 1.05 1'inerille. 12 55 the game, and the contract for 150 great chemist, paticntlv experimenting foi their trust will be retired to make rocm but our experience with this sug for Livinpton, a. m. vears, has produced results as benificial to for more loyal representatives. " !in From gests that we might easily build up es for use on the continent, was humanity as can be claimed by any modern 11.48 LorMlon.Jellico.Knoxville1 3 19 genius. His assertion that lung troubles and thirty to fifty of those who voted for gold thriving "plants" of this kind if let to American firms, who proved the climate is a. m r'jt- line for Cincinnati,, p. m. consumption are curable in any gratitude," did so under protest and with fear and bomo Mr. Dingley would only impose an ad lowest bidders. graven by "heartfelt letters of 11.43 3.19 Winchester. his American and European laborato' trembling. p. m. ! .viand Lancaster and a. ji equate schedule of duties on imported ries in thousano iom those cured in all parts The iollowing from an exchange of the world. 1.15 The speaker, however, was completed titles. 10:10 concede that bronchial, Medical ezper shows the consistence of some men: A Lar.caster and to use his personal influence to keep chest and lung tro isles lead to Consumption, By all means let us have a tarilTduty man came in the other day :30 Stanford. r:0o which, uninterrupted, means speedy and cer- several men in line. He went down and stopped on titles whether married or bought hjs paper. tain death. For fnether particulars call on or address, Said he, "We all like your Slmplv write to T. A. Slocum, M. C, 98 Pine upon the flour, and saw every doubting KUPEU HOOD. Agt. direct for cash. street. New York, giving postoffice and express Telephone 78 paper, my wife and children can hardly address, and the free medicine will be prompt- Thomas. Dinglev and Cannon, the got along without it, and times are too ly sent. Sufferer- - bhould take instant advanchairman of the leading committees, THEY'RE WEALTHY. tage of his generous proposition. hard, and we can not' afford it." Ail Please tell the Doctor that you saw his offer and Dalzell and Henderson, the majory in the Richmond Climax. hour later he was in a saloon treating representatives upon the committee ity There are some rich men in tho pres friends and 6pent over one dollar. Then on rules, assisted, and in this way the ent General Atsemuly. before he left for home he invested in Republican members were rounded up The aggregate wealth of the following 46 cents worth of chewing tobacco, a branded, so that they could not esand UN KKNTUCKY cape identification. The resistance, eight members is estimated at $2,000, pipe, a quart of whiskey, and other luxrtnn. S. 18D7. liliil.. in fleet uries, and still times were too hard to j however, was not so strong as expected 000. m B John T. Hinton, of Borbon, W. H afford a paper ior his wife and chilICo. 1. The Republicans who have lots of silver TASTiuniNtv Ka 5. The Leading Specialists of America I.v Iwntilo 7 Sami 4 Uipm! " Spm constituents were prepared to go to the Crooke, of Warren, Walter Sharp, of dren." !i Ham &40pm 9(J7pm Ar Bath, C. J. Bronston, of Fayette, J. M. 20 YEARS IH OHIO. Ittuiamt HSOpm 8 fiOpm Ar Ijt ...... HL2lam aMpm lOUPpm Ar Vfrvailtr Thomas, of Bourbon, William. Geoble, 250,000 Cured. laHom 7.g)pm'ltt35pm Ar of Kenton, C. Stege, ot Louisville, and Ka- - JAo.4. No.fi. 7 ursriuiUMi. "TjSam .2fipni 4.40am H. G. Petree, of Todd. VECURESTRICTURE ROtkim 4.4npm, KUSatn Ar frsaillrv 8.2Sam 5.10pm 6.21am Mr John T. Hinton is reputed to be Ar Ij Thousands of vonncr nntl l Every mother 9 IGam &ipm 6.00am Ar Smii vill.t. men are troubled with this disease man v the wealthist member, while it is said . IQJiOam 7.30pm 7.27am Ar jmi lllf ... cnconsciously. They may hai o a smart feels an indesthat none of the eight falls under $100, ing sensation, email, twitting stream, Trata No. 1. 2, 5 and C carry ITrea Obscrra-tio- u fharp cutting pains at times, tlight discribable dread 000 and the average is $150,000. t'listtr tars. charge, difficulty in commencing, weak of the pain and organs, emission;, and all tho symptoms WESTBOUND. Several of them are the most active kAKTnODNIl. of nervous debihtj they have danger attendDon'tlctdoctoraexperimcnton No IXlN'n. II. STATIOSS. opponents of corporations and trusts you, by catting, stretching, or tearing (CHfi 7 4wunll.v IiuUvil Ar 7J0ptniaS0am ant upon the you. ihijwillnotcureyou.nsitwillre-tum- . that can be found in the Legislature, or n.05pm aSOam r.&ttim'lAlKlarii.Ar T Our NEW M171HOD most critical pe4.10pm 7.30am 7J5.JHH lOilain Ar IlurodsbgAr even in the state. absorb tlio stricture, tissue: 7 iUfmi II (liiin.Ar Ilurcin. XVI 4.0Spml 7SJti.cn riod of her life. hence removes tho stricture permanently. When a young couple runs awayto get VESTDOCND-TNo- . Eight or ten other members are repultcaniictcrrcturn. Itopain.no Fuller married half the world says: "How ted to Becoming a ing, no cotenuon from business by onr No. lR'No.77 STATIOKS. be worth from $25,000 to $75,000 icelhoJ. Thcsexuclorgansarestrcngth- Romantic!" the other half says: " How mother should be TCiuin l.v Ioulsvil Arliaaoam" 70pm 4.pi ened. Th nerves aro invigorated, and silly!" But you can't tell either way and possibly one or two of them would .S4ArH i lhm,A; Sbelbvil Ar 9.1tam !i59pm the bli'j of manhood returns. a source of joy ' ' is over. When reach $100,000. n v.aapni 4.1 npm until the ' ' 7 Ifcjim II Itom.Ar Midway Ar 75ami 3.3$pm to all, but the this young couple get settled down to the 4jhm llC5pm'Ar QTcorctn Lv 7.05aml 3.00pm 7 A FRUIT STATE. regular of life, they'll manage suffering- and Thoms-odyoung and of WESTBOUND. allright and find solid happiness in any men are haiiuc their sexual igor and dan Ker of the ordeal make KTATIOXS. No. I.Nl 5.1 jlXo. CtNo. 2. vitality continually rapped by this dis- case, if they have good heart! and sound its anticipation one of misery. 7 CVlw. 4 iKiim'LiT Ioulsril Ar 1050am. 7J;)pm eise. They aro frequently unconscious health. All depends on that. The Carrollton (Mo ) Democrat in Ar f the caui-f theso symptoms. General liiam' (LSSpmlLv Versllea A' 7i5am 4.40pm CiSam 3J0pm jiirimu 7jim ArNichlvIlJ It's wonderful how much health has to speaking of the products of that State Weakness. Unnatural Discharges, Failpm KJai)in Ar ltichmnd Lv qcfciml ing Manhood. Nervousness, Poor .MemI do with married happiness. Sickness af15pm iu"pm lAr Irvine Lv ory. Irritibihtyat time Smarting Scn- fects the temper. Youcan't be happy says: Missouri is a greater fruit state limn salion, iMmccn .Lres.vnlu carle circle. No. 1. No. 3. ; stations. nor make others happy if you're ailing. California. A different impression Weak Baek. General Depression. Lack 7.45aml 7.45pm i of Ambition. Varicocele. Shrunken When you find yourself irritable, easily prevails, but the figures of last year i$ the remedy which relieves iq5oam 10,35pm ArLAia-.- n Part", etc Uiycirr nr I STIUCTUKK " worried, beginning to it's give Missouri the lead by $2,500,000. wjomen ofthe great pain and sufKnuxvilk-...7.10pm 7.45am maybe tSecauc Don't consult family 'if because your blood is getting poor. You LXhun L15pm fering incident to maternity; this doctors, as they have no experience in ArAJwviile 5.00am need richer blood and more of it. Your Missouri's fruit crop for 1897 is placed hour which is theso FTceial diseases don't allow Ar Savannah dreaded as woman's 6.10am Quacks to experiment on yon. Consult Ar Jaf kvinville g organs need to be vitalized by tlfe Secretary of' the State Horticul.Specialists, who liavo made a iif e study of Ar Chattanooga ...... ......... 5.55pm 8.00am I by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-- 1 severest trial is not only made Diseases of .Men and Women. OnrHKW tural Society at SlO.oOOiOOO, find the off......... 10.40pm 1.10pm Ar A Ju.a ..... pjiinless, but all the danger is recry. It imparts new power to produce icial METHOD TlUiAXSiKNT will roii- 1.05am ...... Ar M.ii'on . ....... total lor California is 17,O00,00C. tivel7 euro you. One thousind dollars 8.45am abundance of the healthy, red corpus-- ! ... an Ar J moved by its use. Those who use for a case we accept for treatment an J i.v"f 'lattannoga .............. 0.10pm &15am cles, and gives you a fresh supply of The apple crop of Missouri ia estimated cannot cere i.cnn3inoucratoljracurc are no lonrrer ri- Ar Jt. CTi.nsli.iui .......... ...... 10.05pm 12J)0pra r j pure? rich tlood. ; at $12,000,000, or more than double the It's a .. i3Jam 9J0pm fondent or gloomy; nervousness ArilTliltan CURES GSJARAilTEED it is for everyone whose blood is impure California orange 8.30am 8.30am valued at $5,198,-70Ar Nfr Orleans " condition. It tusea and other distressing con- or in a poor, We treat and rare? mflSSIOKK. Missouri's peach crop figured up N'a I csrrio Free Chalt1 car Louisville to prevents the germs of disease from get"VAUICOCEMJ. STPUTXTH. OI.KET. uuiu "c dvuiucu, me system is Lexington, there connecting with Solid VestiBTKIUTUJIK. 1MPOTEXCY, SKCRKT ting a hold on your system. rEven after $3,500,000, which is more than California, ade ready for the coming event, bule Toln iiTyinj lullman Sleeping Car to DRAINS. UNKATUUAli DISCHAliU- disease is settlea on you, it iii driven out will receive for its famous prune crop, JackMuvilu:vIaCuaUantxa; also to New OrE5.KID?vEY:irrtILAIi)EKDie"i. id the serious accidents so com- properties of the1 by the COOKS CONSULTATION FREE. leans. FREE "Discovery." It 13 a perfect cure for reaching 82,000,000 pounds in 1807. iron to the critical -- hour are If nimble fo call, wriro for No 3 rarrics Pullman Sleeper Louisville to QUESTION BLANK for HOME Other fruits in Missouri yielded $4,000,-00- 0. obviated by the use of I general and nervous debility, catarrh, Cfeatuuioosa. also Lexington to Jacksonville Mother's TBEATMENT. ' malaria, eczema, erysipelas, scrofula and rla I lot Springs, Ast rvUlc, and Pullman Union This state has lieen altogether too F riend. ' is a blessing to woman. X3XSSS. LcxlBcloa U New Orleans, every form cf blood disease. It is'nt modest in its claims a a great fruit ret Dally except Sualav. called a consumption-curbtt even conP.& T.A.. which has its roots in the gion. Oar horticulturists are entitled-t- 9 t.OO P2RBOXTLK at all Drugstores. sumption, awh ctoi.P.& T.A r sent by expreas.oa receipt ot price. 122 W. FOUBTH STREET, a more conspicous place than they LczisetmKy. LouJsritte. Ky. blood is driven "outbytlje 'iGoldea If QKS CeBtetaifig lBTsiaabta iBforauUtaa et ?i W. It. CuMit, Ca. Bupt, J.M. Ctjx,p,T. X Medical Discovery" if taken I' timer have yet occupied. 1. CINCINNATI, 6. rSj; .teUrest t HI wbh, WW fee3Mt. WiWeeB, D. C WaaUfigfeB.D.a The?"DMCOTery-is the.ijei r te My w , TWs are not many popl I.P.A-- jWJJ.H.TATXO.Q.PA. twke, bad .! laMVIUw aidrm. Men 0imMwHm iT TiBiW of.oae of the jaost eminent ;ptr AtiHtob JMVUtK ' 1,9. c iVMiwiut.Kr; MfU-l. towwtbtiwhvTrwftSBe!' ad Mdieal writa ia Out cmkr. L - 'ja l"""r.J ' " JOS V" fi r " - I $4S2iN OK13 DELAYED. I YYMm Female Regulator W For nil dlsess peculiar to women and crlrls. vl 1 Ii Tones tin the Nerves. Imoroves the Ap- - W tt petite, Enriches ths Blood, and gives Life. nn aa aa f" - ' m $ JTMfim please TRY aaV jnT , , .'L.iiiMi.mn l: Mri.rMtii " " " M, 'j ut IQUEEN0FT0NIC5I ty MAXI3 TEE COMPLEXION CLEAR. A bottle of " Monthly " ReguUUne V Pills with each bottle. For sale by W l all dealers or sent direct upon receipt of price by W New Spencer Med. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. m. J j J i A. JtMJLJMM f... I alaV .Ml. m. I MS, Geo- White. -- NJOYS CD Cr ! rnCll i hand-mad- e I JK 5K K LADIES' SPECIAL TREATMENT: i. cases requiring: special treatment address, Eiving symptoms. Ladles' fledica! De- partflient. Advice and took on Female Diseases, with testimonials, free. 1 I f we. 25c. sa333aa399SSS3393533333333 For Sale and Recommended by Perry & Thomas, druggists, successors to W, SmtSEHEfflGxsmP 50c j .Zw MSCABjl mm ABAZAR fftTIERNS G.White. dcc8-ly- r "lilfllE ifill W3 I scpt3-i- y i DRUGGISTS, d-- w j Wl .i;cii.!. look: A LOOKI vrrvt,liino- - nsimllv found in il fit'St- - e k, seal-in;-w- ax G various-source- s class harness shop, and at prices never before equaled in Richmond. Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Lap Rugs, Etc., Etc., at all prices, just to suit the purchaser, We have employed Mr. Joe Batson, of Winchester, and ex- - nnmnlpfn lirif nf re MSCALD j MAGAZINE m turdan-shape- d pert saddler, who can make any kind of saddle needed, and e duj 101 we only ask your inspection to convince you. cash and sell for cash, not charging enormous prices to make in itnnmtiTi( up for lost debts. We .l,r,rt nK RICHMOjSTD HARNESS CO., Give us a call. T. M. Wells, M'g'r. 107 East Main St. -- " .i.- 14-- ir novl7-l- y m m S JjJJLCll m HANBURGS lJ AJA New- y This Week, est and Latest Patterns AND LACES, An elegant line of the in . 126 ECONOMIST RANGES Cointy Court Days. Paris, Bourbon county, first Monday. Richmond, Madison county, first Monday. Lexington, Fayette county, second Monday. Stanford, Lincoln county, second Mon- 142-14- ETC. y& FIRElIOfililOO 'FARM iFORf - HIM,- - day. Georgetown, Scott county, third Monday. Danville, Boyle county, third Monday! Xicholasville, Jessamine county, third Monday. SPECIAL Line WHITE GOODS in plain sir... cheeked Indian Linens, Check XansKik-- . Check and Striped Dimities, Percals, (inur hams, etc. Also an Elegant Line of Table Linens, ALL GRADES. O jTxJLJZj property against Winchester, Clark countv, fourth Monday. Versailles, woodford county, fourth Monday. Bicjde.aold Watch, DiamonJ Ring, or a Scholarship m Draughon's Practical Business College. Nashville, Tenn., or Texarkann, Tex., or a scholarship in most any, other reputable business college or literary school in the U. S. can be secured by doing a ltlcwork at home for the Youths journal. Advocate, an illustrated It is elevitintj in character, moral in tone, and especially interesting and profitable to ycung people, but read with interest and profit by people of all ages. Storie3 and other interesting matter well illustrated. Sample copies sent free. Agents wanted. Aodress Youths' Advocate Iub. 17- Gr3 rS?NS Fire 0 Tornado. con-gstio- n V fsf 1 1 FREE: S20.00 71 J GOLD. vw10 C1" WHITE & r.Tt1' t m Cuts-Bruise- s, JJli' WHITE'S Roofing, Guttering and General y Tttlr r; w a a a w w I a GIBSON, m m m 1 m rw . w r" - Job Work. JeS-l- y Co.. Nashville, Tenn. Mention thia paper ) News and Opinions y one-thi- rd ThefSun AUOrsTE him. mwm It tf5l SILVER THE ISSUE IH 1S00. augl8-l- y WVM ES& GET A KLONDIKE ? . ;1 Teller-Matthe- 1 1 of A Ft M HE PATS THE Money the Pricing Instrument Ciiilization and Progress Hare Kept Step With Monej Supply In All Ages. match-makin- g FREIGHT. . . . YOD PAY FOR THE . . Post-Dispat- to-d- ay DRINKS. Phone 3. Second St. EWTniOXD, KT. "GOOD TIMES HAVE COME You can afford to Indulge yourself or yotxr family in the luxury ot a good weekly newspaper and a quarterly magazine of fiction. You can get both of theso publications with almost a library of good novels for $s Per year. H it It is now time to discard that old pair oo i I SEE Scientific Jfmericatt. 2S-- The Sunilaj Sun The Money Question discussed In the light of experience and history. M HWMIlg The Leading Bimetallic Paper of America. U. S. Senator W.M. STEWART, Editor. Shoddy S'hoe, You are probably trying to makeup your mind where to buy your next pair. I X 'oo s .. I u II I I -- : M Post-Dispat- ch A. correct account of the doings of Congress given each week. A family paper for the home and fireside. All the important happenings of the week, condensed, in news columns. A large circulation in every State and Territory. iSFXet us help you in this by asking you to call I imm tEW THEJCOu'ttt OF SOCIETY and examine the most complete line of FALL SHOES ever before shown in Richm..r i.n . M A n i ii A i Subscription Price, 81 Tor Year. Sendforsamplc; agents wanted. j. lTiousnea weeKiy Dy ti'e world-famed Silver Knight Publishing Co., L. & N. R. to-da- y L WASHINGTON, D. C. A feb2-t- f SCRIBNER'S" - x Magazine For 1898. auHEsariEi: A GREAT PROGRAMME. The Story of the Revolution, by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, to run throughout the year (For the first time all the modern art lorces and resources will be brought te bear upon the Revolution. Howard 1'yle and a corps of artists are making over lew paintings expressly for this great work ) Captain A. T. Muhan's "The American Navy in the revolution,' to De illustrated oy canton T. Chapman, the marine artist; Harry Fenn, and others Thomas Nelson Page's First Long Novel, "Red Rock A Chronicle of Reconstruction." Mr. Page has devoted four years to the story, and he considers it his best work. (Illustrated by B. West Clinedinst.) Rudyaru Kipung, uichard Harding Davis, Joel Chandler Harris, George W. Caole, and others, are under engagement to contribute stories during 1893. Letters" reRobert Grant's "Search-Ligplies to various letters that came in conse quence ol nis "uenections 01 a aiamea aian" and "The Opinions of a Philosopher" "The Workers" in a new field Walter A. Wvckoff. the colleee man who became a la borer, will tell about his experience with sweat- snop laborers ana anarchists in cnicago. (ll Iustrated from life bv W. R. Leich.) The Theatre, The Mine, etc . will be treated in "The Conduct of Great Business" series (as were "The Wheat Farm," "The Newspaper," etc., in '971, with numerous illustrations. Life at Girl's Colleges like the articles on "Undergraduate Life at Harvard. Princeton ht J At-th- e 8,-0- (0 I - tin-pla- te loco-mo- m -t I'--ris for its brightness and the raost complete General Weekly covering a wider jange oi suDjects suited to the tastes of men and women of cnlture and refinement than cay Journal-ev- cr published. Snbscnptioa price, $4 per annum. TALES FROM TOWN TOPICS, a 55&pags Quarterly Magazine of fiction, appearing ths first day of March, June. September and December, and publishing original novels by tho best .writers of the day and a mass of short stories, poems, burlesques, witticisms, etc Subscription prce, $ per annum. Club price for both, $5 per annum. You can have both of these if you subscribo NOW and a tonus of 10 novels selected from the list below. Regular price for each, SO cents. All sent postpaid. Kemlt Zs 'a Jlew York exchange, express or postal money crder, or by registered letter, together with a list of the io novels selected, by numbers, to r TOIVX TOPICS. 120S Filth ATenuo, .ow Tort. inuR Mr imfsasr H Phone, No. 21. irreeman nros. ' i i a V First Stke f t y i Whr--t stops Neuralgia? Dr. Hiles Pain Pills. Read our advertisements. ONE OF TWO WAYS. Some Plain Facts. Grave errors, injustice, wrongs of greater or less degree, atise from lack of knowledge of the truth, and more frequently from deception. The most infamous cr.se on record of deception and injustice is the attempt to demonetize silvt:r as a money of final redemption in the United ' States. There is no learned judge, skilled lawyer, or court of justice that is capable of reconciling the effort with the constitutional laws that govern the issue oY money in this country. The people have been deceived, officials in power, chosen to administer justice under the laws, have ignored their sworn duty, and given aid to the scheme that has paralyzed industry, reduced property values and beggared millions. There is no authority of law, either specific or by inference, by which gold alone is made the only money with which to discharge' debts, either public or private. The effort to make it so is unconstitutional and a national calamity. Plain and ample information, facts, and truth, concerning thfs almost sue cessful scheme to corner the wealth of the people, is now bUing printed in the Cincinnati Enquirer, a newspaper which the combined power of money has failed to muzile or buy. The Weekly Enquirer! !is only 75c a year. The address is Enquirer Company Cincinnati, O. one-hal- f, ." -- THB n m s McT.ei. TSH 5AL.F.0F A soulNC P A. S. VinWcs-rro- . 7.HE.cousl v OK TI,B SKIRTS Oh cHANCli. By Capuua Auite - "r Oiulei NT0JV KEfiX- VIRTUE. ByStokM WiynEC1.IPSU tIF Champion -. - c SOUTHERN RfllLWflY. CisseX i Jly7-l- ""II. PKEAUFUL ttSSAl'ML " i"vER. lJ.t;AVS GLAnf wmma&Kmnmm'A IJildE t WOMAN, hf Harold K. Vrzn. lir Cllmci Br Oa.ld ChrUtle Muiray. A y.1! KLMARlCADLn C1RL. By t- H. Dt!ori rL.in.A.RJ?iACB FOR nr Harold vrBM.. The bladder was created for one r r pose, namely, a receptacle for the U"r and as such it is not liable to anv t r ot disease except by one or tuow,i' The first way is from imperfect actu r I the kidneys. The second way is fr , careless local treatment of otherrfiseasf- CEI3F CAT7S3. Unhealthy urine from unhealttn k npys is the chief cause of b!.i i ' ' troubles. So the womb, like the fc der. was created for one purpose, ar. not doctored too much is not Iiabv weakness or disease, except in rarei-asp-I- t is situated back of and very c.'ose ' the bladder, therefore anv pain, dise- -- t "An. McKJr. - r. I I I ATo-- it & II- middle-drec- IIAPPlNtSi. lly A.i'J Vlraia !IZ,'!v'7,5tANCUEXPER,ME:T- BfHiroIdR Vtcm h A!SION uT'JSJ-I'1- 1 loan OllIUl. J- -A MAKTHK TIJ LOVE. U, lrtaaIlrC. WwL tfeb2-t- f JZlY.a HUNT Iok MAN "r Oaiplon DUtI c ntH--li- s Baby m and Yale," and asichly illustrated. Political Reminiscences by Senator Hoar, who has been in Dublic life lor forty-fiv- e vears. C. D. Gibson will contribute two serial sets of drawings during '88, "A New York Day" and Frankfort Ii Ikkti Mkn 1, 1S37, In Effect March ' EASIER THAI EVER. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 15AST BOUND. STKIC-TUIU- 1. I "yoTis-TyoTK- . TIIKAT-MtX- KASTI-OUNI- WECUREQLEET s honey-moo- middle-age- hum-dru- m - l.rii-p- I 1 ITHER'S FRIEND Lve Frankfort- -, 6 20 The present schedule of Illinois Central Rail- Arr Elkhora. 6 45 ,. . . Switzcr. road, in addition to shortening the time to . G 51 Memphis and New Orleans, hasmadeif'Easier Stamping Ground . ... 7 02 Duvalls .. . 7 03 Than jsver" to reacn an points in Arkansas, Georgetown. Texas, Mexico, Arizona and California The . . 720 splendid train f ervice with which the Illinois Lve Georgetowii .. 3 00 Arr Newtown .. Central's Memphis and NewOrleansVestibuled 8 12 . Centreville.i "Limited." is equipped makes it "Easier Than 8 22 Elizabeth Ever" to take a trip to the above mentioned 8 23 Pari3 territory. - . 8 40 The Central is the only line which runs Free WEST- BOUND. Reclining Chair Cars and Vestibuiied trains from Louisville to the South, also a weekly Lve Paris . .. o 20 fallaiaa Tout 1st Car for California, jj 32 Arr Elizabeth .f 9 25pm Lve Louisville every Thursday ' Centrevllle j 3 S3 8 18am Arr MemphisFriday. " Newtown. , . . 9 4S .i . 7 45pm Arr New Orleans Friday. " Georgevn. 10 00 Lve New Orleans Friday. .8 20pm Lve Georgetown, 10 40 ...,.8 15am Arr Duvalls- - . Arr Houston Saturday - . . . . . io 63 4 45pm 41 Arr San Antonio Saturday.. . Stamping Ground . 1110 Sunday . Arr Elpaso 3 45pm Switzer . .k. 1125. . . a 20pm Arr Los Angeles Monday Elkhorn 11 35 f . .. 5" 15pm Arr San Francisco Tuesday Frankfort .. .. , a.m. p.m. 3 48 4 15 4 42 4 52 300 3 20 332 35S 430 or inconvenience manifested in the k. neye, back, bladder or urinary passage often, by mistake, attributed to ferns weakness or womb trouble of s)ir.e scr' Ttie error 13 easily made and iray te r easily avoided. To find out corrcrm set your urine aside for twentv-f.u- r hours; a sediment or settling Indicate kidney or bladder tronhle. The n- and the extraordinary effect of Dr Ki uier a awamp-Koo- t, the ereat kidney ac bladder remedy, is soon realized. If yea need a medicine yon should have t!.e best. Atdrnetrists fiftv ronta nnfl nr dollar. You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent free by ma;' uenuon the Climax am' send vnur ad dress to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binuiiamton. 2. Y. The proprietors of this paper guarantee the genuineness of this offer. 1 -- ..... 5 10 458 All druggists sell Dr. Miles Pain Plus. ,. pm, 5 6 6 6 7 5 30 5 42 4S 6 10 553 630 41 43 Time Table No. 31. Taking Effect December 5, 1S96. SASTBOCITD. RJU& No. 1 B. R. R. Sun-d- 7, . 59 08 " latClagB. 2d Class. n 55 720 rv"lj.-ii.vil- Tin . "run-down- a Ibe Tne Filter Euote to Cahferoii. blood-makin- .......... ger Agent, Louisville, Ky. Wh. Alpobd Kelloxd, A. G. P. A., Lonisville, Ky- A. H. Hansos, G P. A., dec29-l- y Chicago, 111. GEO. Parties desiring to make a comfortable trip to the territory mentioned will do well to communicate with R. H. Fowler, Traveling Passen- C. DJBEKCAW. Gen'I Pass. Agent GEO. B. HABPI31, Gen'I Supt. feb2-t- f Fraikfort, Kentucky. Headache-bad- Get Dr. MUejaln Pills. 'k:r. Time dM 11091 Railway. His Eors: Bsvicw Unkw puonane.1 at Ctucago,- - IlUjis conceded Mob? rley. I Versailles. NIchoIasTlile VaUey View: MiHinn SicfaKOBdl" Jfo. 3 Ho. 9 Ex Sun Ex Ban Ex Sun A.M. P.M. A.M. 10 22 11 02 11 28 ft 62 T 36 U 58 P. X. 12 1.1 12 18 12 38 H 41 8 8 13 8 30 5 25 6 48 S 20 8 50 9 15 tEis,,-remed- tobpthohft v blood-creato- W. RILEY oiTaiiw at Winchester, Xy. "run-down- 0. blood-creatin- g Ski-pr- r ! Kennedys Kergan ltWiff y, -- e c liBif " r Mt. Sterlinfranteiingon Accom . 8 55 am 0! Shelbyville, Ky., Ifecominenda 7 30 am MnrAiaiir1 anil Tik!nM4 Capsules. . 3 004pm WriRht's Celerv yew York IanlthI P. F, V , i SO pm Shelbyville, Ky., May 2G, '96. To i XfACt DrTTT-rcontain statistical inforlld,rof Wright Medical Co., Col., 0.: rear " Gents I have purchased a box of 3LcxInRtonandI(SoreheaaAceoHL,o 15 am VirHClllfflLH H IkW wMiAM r ":. ?"ior ITtLiu " of nRtionai rx,,.;.--.;- : Wright's Celery Capsules from G. "N. IflUiu. Middelton, drnggisij and used them for n number, nriee Soar Stomach, Torpid Liver and. VTT"" , KfcfeotesTJUe winv e im- iIawOibrtralifanB ialiw and found that heye&ve z " ixtSAt irill Ka ... t r jfc I 100 prie 'nunet, mediate relief evary time. 1,- think it' aa ftwrfc. ....P aBa moimg, tax rrie9 to iBfaayeikr 6rWlUtkx . , r-"SJ. exeelteafc- rwwdy. .1 i. f n4 AH r'i C llJMjJttli WBIlULlU,- - free aaronl Mm jr n u jt : anil ..pplictie AcUrw, Th liiSKSrS?'' --. luvnu, fruf .. ! nx m the interest of the troti og ndpS lrriaeJI 1 , 1135 ing horse. It is nadional tin . all sections of the countn Winf-cov- r' iMO. 3 j JSO. 4 NO. 8 NO. 10 ed by us corresfiojiUents and ?t keem irae bocxd Ex Ssb Ex San Ex Son Ex San ., t . , ltfl readers tlinrnno-V.m A.X. P.X. P.M. A,M alfrmaLlerf wlattaSta rthlflnSqlS?. Irriae , .. 1 as 11 55 4 i t BraMSefi. 19 CO 10 03 10 ... 2fi . ., &' , 1.5a 1 Gossti-p&tio- -, T - . ti- -t , : eo.w.aay. jp'" TT . T ... t , XLZS? S!- UjJTf?!? Bn "" , 6 96 S 26 :, , ., 105 2 M ,,. .. 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