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Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897): n. Wednesday, March 23, 1904. Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Richmond, Ky. : Climax Print. Co., 1897-1914, Richmond, Ky. 1904 ric1904032301 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897): n. Wednesday, March 23, 1904. Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897). Richmond, Ky. : Climax Print. Co., 1897-1914, Richmond, Ky. 1904 $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. M wMr ir w TTiijj THE RICHMOND CLIMAX VOLUME 30 RICHMOND MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY MARCH 23 1904 NUMBER 44 PHONE 80 I E C WINES DRUG STORE Ii W 71 71 I iHighest Quality 600ds 71 yv 171 71 Lackey and Uamilton Very cultivated Cash Store I You have the advantage of getting most Ttrr t 22 2 2 2 QI2 2t2 e22 jbWe are ready with our showing of Spring I Goods in line k 7 2I2Q22tZ 27 2tifJ + Dressiij Novelty Suitings Plain and Fancy Waist ings Ginghams Percales L etc all grades and prices We are Already showing some very beautiful Lawns for the coming sea son at prices from 5c peryard up Large line of the newest things in Trimming Braid and Medal lior s E01I broi dories Ribbons and + Laces at all prices from Ie Ie1T1 Ill We have just received our lli New Spring Hosiery The a best values to be had in Indies Misses and child rens plain fancy ribbed laco and stripped Hosiery + at 8i 10 m 15 2025c I a 6J am Lowest Rate Ever The announces the low pst rate ever made to Indian Texas 16 March and 15 tieI8 to Terri tory and points 650 ti Texas S or less Look over ad in paper then H Division for ive of this section and full infor thette Stops tho and Works oft tho rjr cure a in daY No cure no pay Price cents 71171 m rtees 7JThe habit of buying good goods is trading theHustling ili F it the pricebc F I New every 2222e2a H Carpet Lace lOur Department with Carpets yd and up Mattings be and ffi upLACECURTAINSC per pair Cottage Poles complete for 10 cts I 71Casesthe city S1g0 and up a rax nice Suit Case at S125 Tele and all 2 We have some of the best factory lines of to he had quality the highes Mt wear satisfactory the g Our FAMOUS ft 1 for men to 55 are the best nj ever in city Try one pair and you will always wear them C lothingOur stock of Spring for men and is immense Our will surprise you suits made of wearing materials at 4 98 at just as rea Suits made to and fit guaranteed F W e Our prices are the lowest can be made on 5 qualities of goods cordially invite you to give us look A look the purchase bargain Our Motto is to Please + Respectfully 71ACKEY AND HAMftTt T 1 tA 74 M 7 Spring is Approaching- That h the tfme everybody likes to up their hi vitbw Pat Popr EtcJ I now prepared to do this kind ofwork at most reasonable Ti Outside Inside Painting Papering r 1arnishingt left at B L Middeltons will be promptly attended to J W fi MILLER Hade Rock Island Territory OMahoma and for February Oneway from Memphis Indian Oklahoma only points the display appearing elsewhere tliis write L McUuiw Pawienger agent Cincinnati Olno illustrated descript great mation excursions Couffli Bromo Quinine Trweta cold one 2 at in fe the at the For Rent I desire to rent for the year 1904 the Bright store room on Main street now bv Mr T A U 1i8 Laura S Bright Auctioneer My services as an can be secured by leaving word at the State wrItingjKyTtlephone Now Is The Time to Visit Hbt SprIngs Arkansas rla Iron Mountain Koote The season at the lit eat Health and Pleasure Resort is now in full blast Climate unsurpassed Hot leaves St Louie daily at 2O pm making the run in less than 12 hours Three other lKSt dally trains litera tnrecan lie free by calling on or A A D PA tJ 419 Walnut O II q +TLowest P by and Cur tain bargains Trunks 24inch scopes Valises prices secured SHOES Style latest price nhvavs lowest TILT shoes 350 shown boys youths prices Mens nobby Better goods prices sonable very that ali We means ofa for you Very iw T M 7f 7F freshen prices r and Etc Orders Colonists literature regarding Cof- ctLiitty I 7F order occupied Robinson auctioneer National Springs Special Handsome descriptive obtained addrHSsIng GALUAGHEB Cincinnati THRO KENTUCKY KentuckyWherelthn Where the fields are overflowing With the yellow ripening grain Here tobacco plants are growing1 In the fields not sown with corn Tobcco plants hie as cactus Just an sure as yon are bot noYeA they rH large as coodsized cactus Larger in our homelike view But Its of us fine a grade as Is that old Kentucky DewLHere all people reap a harvest Money in hank from year to year All the gree calamity howlerp- Luee their jobs when they land here Here thnSlry ways are the highways Built high and dry from rains and flohd Here the good roads delegation Swear the roads aresuttnly good But of pikes ana high ways finest Theres a roads that Buits my taste fis the line of Solid Comfort And the trains let no time waste From Kentucky to tit Louis Operates this road of class Across the iamotis old Green River On its roadbed smooth as glassaWould you know what road Ispeak of Listen then te my advice For youll need it in yonr business On your trip to ParadiseyIn your travels to Hustle beat them under the wire hGet the Henderson Route habitbTis a good one to acquire JACK HENDEESON GALLAOHEB s A visit to the Richmond Carriaget Works will convince you that serve you as never before The hand sorneat line of carriages phaetons etceverdisplavedIyour inspection We will not only pleaeeh va111c1esuit yours means Our vehicles range in prices from 38 to 200 and such beauties were never placed on sale be rore in Richmond Every vehicle guaranteed to be as represented Give us a call mOtf Richmond ard f VV6r4 i I THE COMMONWEALTH END CAME QUIETLY i The Kentucky Legislature Adjourned Sine Die at Midnight Frankfort March IBSenateTho Kentucky legislature has adjourned ilne die The end came quietly and peacefully shortly before the witch ing hours of midnight The senate Tuesday passed the bill appropriating 2500 for a monument to the Ken tucky soldiers under Gen Green Clay who were killed near old Fort Meigs In Ohio in 1813 House amendments to the county game warden bill were concurred In and the bill passed as amended The house bill to allow a deputy clerk to practice as an aLter ney In courts other than that In which he Is a deputy was defeated The house amendments to the bill making more specific the fees of county and circuit clerks were concurred in The house bill to punish any one who draws or flourishes a pistol or other deadly weapon In a passenger coach or train passe- dHouseBills passed Senate bill appropriating J400 for repairing the monument over President Zachary Taylors grave in Jefferson senate bill which originally appropriated 75I000 for the A and M college but which was so amended as to provide only 25000 senate bill which appropriates 15000 annually in addition to the present annuity for regular expenses of the A and M college sen ate bill providing for the collection of revenues In Beckham county just as In other counties of the state senate bill appropriating 15600 for the Eastern asylum The original bill provid prohibitingthelocal option districts- CONTRACTOR J W BESS Twice Doomed For the Murder of Mrs Martha artlnILexington Ky March 16The jury In the case of JW Bess the local contractor charged with the murder of Mrs Martha Martin in this city a year ago Tuesday afternoon rendered a verdict of guilty and assessed his punIsh- ment at death This was the second trial the death penalty having been Imposed in the first In presenting its trialIcommonwealth Introduced a letter from the defendant to Mrs Mary Porter of this city threatening her son with a criminal prosecution unless he would testify that he saw Mrs Martin the murdered woman at the house ofI a Negro woman with a night before the murder The othcrI surprise came when the defense an nounced that It would offer no testmony and refused to place the defend ant on the stand After the verdict had been read and Bess taken back to jail he roundly denounced his attor bungledthetify Against the Divorce Evil Paducah Ky March 1GAt the meeting of the Ministerial association a resolution on the subject of divorce was adopted and a pulpit crusade will probably be waged against divorces The resolution will not be given for publication until next week hut it is said to contain a strong arraignment of the divorce evil as it exists locally with facts and figures to back up the charges Ended His Life With a Bullet 1GHughHigginsWilliam Higgins editor of the Irish American was found dead with a bullet In his brain at the office of tho IrishAmerican Tuesday morning Heihad evidently committed suicide bydisappointment The Entries Closed Lexington Ky March 16 Entries f foals of this year for the 1906 and 907 Kentucky Futurity now worth nIghtSeeretary morobyA Costly Residence Shelbyvllle Ky March 16 Mewrs L H Gruber Sons contractors have signed a contract to build a 25000 residence on the Merrlwether farm for J W Henning of New York The house Is to be built in the style of an old English manor house They Couldnt Agree jutInafterbeingwere discharged The trial grew out f the celebrated Fordsvllle express robbery two years ago Elected Grand Regent Owenaboro Ky March 16Grandodge Royal Arcanum of Kentucky met In annual session here Tuesday W M OBrien of Owensboro was elected grand regent Louisville was J chosen as the meeting place for next years session Huge Block of Cannel CoalIMbrebead Ky March 1GA block of cannel coal weighing 4000 pounds s was loaded on the cars here and ship a pod to St Louis The coal will form s p ptDied While Dressing For ChurchEHartford Ky March 16MrsGross B Williams one of Hartfords S n suddenlyhe expiredfew pthehysical StrengthIf assimilAted expellldfrelln givestrengthhe human system It Is pleasant to he taste and palatable and the only combination of digestants that will di a toiprupriate ECsbouldhave LegPA Ga suffered for six months wIth a running sore on his leg hut writes that Bnck lrna Arnica Halve wholly cured it in PllfOttiguaranteed Only CSold by R C soiL 1m JL a 0 2 S J j P 9 The Name Witch Hazel Tim name Vitch Hazel is much ahuxed E C DeWitt Co Chicago are the inventor of the original and only genuine W itch Hazel Salve A Bruis4sEzeiunintny counterfeit for this salve some of which are dangerous while thiy are ill worthless In buylns Witch Hz SKIve see that the name E U IIe Wti Uhicngo ison the box aida iure is certain Sold by E Wides When you shut the eyes in prayer you oi en the heart on heaven Happy Healthy Childr- eni child can take Little Early Rls hitillIrebustineaiH are never disappointed T er misslOl1lities I byE I ShkSloodFeed pale girls on Scotts Emulsion We do not need to give fIll the reasons why Scotts Emulsion restores the strength goodhealthfrom sick The bloodIpreparation of Cod Liver Oil rich in nutrition full of healthy stimulation is a suggestion as to why it does what it does Scotts Emulsion presents Cod Liver Oilat its best fullest in strength least in tasteIII teens are permanently cured of the peculiar disease of the bloodwhich shows itself in paleness weakness andnervous ness by regular treatment with Scotts Emulsion andIis naturally adapted to the cure of the blood sickness from which so many young women suffer We will be glad to send a sample to any sufferer htheofEmalsioa SCOTT BOWNE Chemists 409 Pearl St New York n =CORONER IS NOT SATISFIED Divorced Wife Dies From a Pistol Shot Wound In Louisville Louisville Ky March 18Whlle tier mother was downstairs to answer i supposed knock at the door Miss girllVasThe family say the shooting was an iccldent and that Miss Gray knocked the pistol from the mantel in dusting the room While the coroner gave a verdict of accidental death he said Ircumstances polntod to suicide Two rears ago the girl was found In her room nearly dead from escaping gas She eloped to Cincinnati four years igo and married E H Demoss from whom she was divorced two years aft reward IIDIED FROM A FALL He Had Engaged In a Scuffle With other Asylum Inmate II Lexington Ky March 18It came to light that the death of Silas Cliff two weeks ago at the Eastern Insane asylum was the result of a broken hip sustained In a scuffle with another in mate of the Institution Cliff was 82 years of age and was brought here from Mays Lick where he had been fellIno longer attend to Cliff and he was placed In the saylum It is not known whether the coroner will hold an In quest or not Will Open New Bank Scottvllle Ky March 18A new bank was organized at this place Wed nesday with 20000 capital stock It StockIerection of a large banking house The stockholders elected Senator DIsh op S Huntsman president J S Lewis vice president and W N Cook as the cashier Three Thought to Be Drowned 13TheIThursdayIBlack and three other members of the crew were rescued from the floating wreckage Three people are thought to be drowned as they had been missing since the accident Postmaster Accused 18BeforeIHawes Thursday Jeff Murray post master In Galen Ky was held on the stampsIhavingbeenA New State House Frankfort Ky March ISThe commission provided for under the recent state capitol bill composed of the gov ernor auditor attorney general secre tary of state and treasurer will hold Its first meeting Saturday to take steps towards the erection of a new state house Insurance Rates Are Raised Paducah Ky March 18A commit tee of the National Union of Underwriters ordered a raise of 25 per cent In rates on all business and hazardous risks This action is the result of the city officials falling to make Improve ments In the fire departments or Notice to Creditors All persons having claims against the estate of WT Harris decd are hereby notified to file same legally verified with the undersigned on or before April 1904 or same will be barred SAMU BIeR Admr Fresh baked bread at Billy Fr eemana at all times tf Colds Cause Pneumonia- One of the most remarkable cases ol a cold deepseated on the lungs caus ing pneumonia is that ot Mrs Gertrud E 1 Inner Marion Ind who was entirely cured by the use of One Min ute Cough Cure She pavs The coughing and straining weakened ine that I ran down in weight from 148 to 92 pounds Itried a number of rem dies to no avail until I used One Min ute Cough Cure Four bottles of this wonderful remedy cured me entirely of the cough strengthened my lungs weighthealthWines 1m o CORMAINFIRST I VERY DEPARTMENT INTHE Busy Bee Cash Store Is Chuck Thingsfort celebratedPrinceesThe first shipment of Schloss Bros Fine Suits for men arrived Monday night and are now on sale Dont fail to see them The La Francethe newest most stylish and best fitting Footwear for ladies is sold solely by ust See ladies Our New Wash Fabrics Out Hambergs and Laces are the talk of the town Dont buy are prettier newer and at lower prices than untilyou have seen them elsewhere Get our prices and save money gemstiithiscityrSwiss Curtains that we will sell at 39c per pair s They are worth 75c Tapestry RugsandNo Advance on Cotton Goods as long as stock on hand lasts If you need Cottons buy now I to you cordial invitation to visit our Bargain we are very W D OLDHZIM eo I For Sale Frivalely My brick liVery stable on Irvine street with complete outfit Including ten gool livery horses ten bug ie two sillnew onA wagonette one drummer wagon anti a lot ol baled hay and curl If not sold will rent the stable and sell the outfit RESIDENCE FOB SALE I have for sale a number one residence on Second street containing eight rooms good cistern all necessary outbuildings Lot 40x190 feet Price 52500 J W Masters febltf Richmond Ky Working Overtime Eight hour laws are ignored by those tireless little workers Dr Kinds New Life Pills Millions are always at work iiiht and day cunng ludiges inn Biliousness Constipation Sick Headache andall Stomach Liver and Fialelsnre + e our New Dress Goods SalesLadiesare uptodate and know how to save you money and make you a pretty dress Extending a Mammoth Store respectfully Big Dill Coal Co ORLANDO KY Shippers of Anile Coal jf1 gratt without any attention t tJ 444 + ++ + 4 + c JJ 3t I Gi eat Values in 3 Fall Merchandise4 r 6 New Fall Merchandise now holds the center of the stage Allover our Ststore immense stocks seasonable merchandise greater and better selected stocks Jlever Defore are now on sale We want you to come in and examine the 4S fall lines to see for yourself that what we tell you about them is not exaggerated cthat the values we offer in highclass merchandise are the best in the city 5 == WHITE GOODS11r It will afford you great pleasure to see the beautiful assortment of tVestings and Suitings at the White Goods Counter We are showing an CottonJ PiquesspI Our Fall Millinery We are showing a beautiful line of FALL HATS for Ladies arid Children in styles out of the ordinary The most complee assortment in the city in felt beaver and fur trimmed and untrimmed See them Prices right 4fL HOSIERY rEyery style of plain and fancy Hose can be found heresilk lislethread 1and cotton Every pair of Hose offered for sale at this store is the best of the kind in the market We do not handle inferior grades at all I Clothing and Shoe Department itDji t fail Zo inspect this department itS theyare brim full of bargains We in tauness to yourself to compare prices You wilLflndve have the jf Mens Suits S15 tqwn to 350 Boys Suits 6 down to OSe Shoes J a at 4llrices Come and see them I c2t Our basement is full of Carpets and Oil Cloths at the right pricci c il 1espectfuIIySubmitted to the Gash Traded i iio i f BV Elder a p B iC f yii flT if 1Our Line of Vehicles offsspecialRepairing Horseshoeing- and Rubber Tiringtdone by the best mechanics We guarantee satisfaction Give us a call ee aTTat1 e OT s RICHMOND KY TQQPHONE Frasa Bros MAIN STREET PHONE IS- 5FRESH Groceries AGENTS FOR Boquet flour Lakeside Peas at 20c a Can The Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY MAR 23 19M McKee bigshow windows are beau ties There is only one more week in March Canned appes 7j cents per can at Juetts Clean up Sale 2Jm2t For engraved cards invitations etc see samples and prices at the CLI MAX office The first graveyard made for Con federate soldiers is in Coffee county Tenuessee When you are ready for garden seeds seed potatoes etc Juettss prices are the lowest quality guaranteed 2t Saturday night there will be an entertainment at the Grand Opera House consisting of illustrated songs and moving pictures An open session and business meet ing of the Cecilian Club will be held this afternoon in the parlors of the Elks Club rooms Be sure to read Perry Thomas advertisement in this issue of our pa per It is interesting all the way through and will pay you to peruse its contents We desire to call the attention of our readers to Alberts advertisement which appears In this issue Every body knows Albert the florist and everybody who wants flowers of any description should go to Alberts for them Four handsome well located lots 50 x 180 feet cheap on installment plan Also two lots in a stones throw of court house fronted on two streets cheap Apply toL P Evans State Bank Trust Co BIg I desire to notify my friends and patrons that I will continue my Milli finery business in the Bright building heretofore The trimming department will be under the supervision of Mies Horton of Cincinnati The services of Miss Mabel Letton as saleslady has been engaged for the season Gus and Max Rogers the Jolly comedians will be seen at the Lexing ton Opera house to night in their suc ces8The Rogers Brothers in London This is said to be one of the most pretentious musical comedies that is out this season and will no doubt attract a large audience this evening Before you breed your mare go to Collins Walk ers stable on Irvine street and see the best bred and the best breeding horse in the country Farwood 16196 standard and registered is a chestnut stal lion 16 hands high Only 15 to insure a living colt Jf Price List 1 M NLaundryMartin Proprietor 417 and 419 West Main it Lexington Ky Shirts flay2cCageSewaists 5cUTtaweraooooBeVestll 150 Boiomi bc Z T RICE Agt For M N Laundry lOffice Rice Arnolds Shoe Store Phone orChargeCall onS F Rock for Surveying Real Estate and Life Insurance 9rn2m Remember the Clean Up Sale at Juetts Bargains in high class groceries 23m2t Under the contract with the Wa bash R R by which the C H D Company run their trains solid into St Louis the C H D R R will have the privilege of issuing special baggage- checks reading To Worlds Fair Sta tion St Louis Mo This insures the baggage going direct to the Worlds Fair Station without going through the Union Depot where it is subject to pos sible delays incident to the collection of thousands of trunks and to the extra expense of transfer This is an advantage enjoyed by no other line from this territory and will be a great conven ience to patrons of the C H D By For Rent A nice residence in excellent neigh borhood Apply to 23m2t L P Evans Easter Sale The Young Ladies Missionary Society will hold an Easter Sale in Mr W D Oldhams store on next Satur day March 26 A Sign of Spring Mrs Lee Maupin tells us that she line received tier stock of Spring Millinery and will be ready for her opening on the first and second of April Mrs Maupin has moved into the store room recently vacated by R H Humphreys 2t Wild Decks Several days last week Lake Reba was thronged with bunters eager to capture some of the numerous wild ducks and geese that were present Some who went returned with game but the majority of them came back to town empty handed The Hurls Sale Property of the late W T Harris was offered for sale on last Wednesday by the administrator Mr Samuel Rice who was the purchaser The house brought 510 and three lots brought 100 each making 1050 for the whole The contending bidder was Mr John Doty Inspection Mr Al Bryant of Covington Grand Recorder will inspect the Richmond Commandery No 19 on tomorrow nightMr R R Burnam has gone to Mays ville and Mt Sterling to inspect the lodges of those places Mr Burnam is Deputy Grand Commander Not Wedded It is not known yet just exactly what steps will be taken by Berea College There is some talk of the colored department being removed to Camp Nelson while at the same time there is talk of the whole institution being taken to Ohio A meeting will be held on the 30th of this month at which time some definite coruae will be decided on- Eighteen Ibs standard granulated sugar for 100 at Juetts 2Sm2t Inrests Some More Mr P M Pope who recently sold his farm near this city has purchased a brick residence on Limestone street In Lexington paying 1200 for same It is eald that he will make other invest ments In that city Mr Pope has for years traveled for Johnson Hardware Company of Cincinnati and as knight of the grip made quite a success upon which his friends congratulate him heartily Qst9tst lt s 9S d1I l d21 dPS1ct 9 isPS11 Fine Spring SUITS c All from the reliable up to the very J f f Our are all hand so tailored that fiit in the most in= very as as sc roii J Making Preparations Messrs B W Turner and R C both prominent of local lodge of Elks went to Cincinnati last week to make arrangements for theI of this lodge at the reunion which will be held in July It is probable that the lodge will secure quarters at the Grand hotel Last Opportunity recent proposition hav ing so successful to all concerned we have decided to to offer until April 4 County Court day The Climax and CourierJour nal both one year for the small sum of 125 This is positively the last op portunity that will be offered this year to secure these papers at price named New Stock Mrs Ella wishes to say to her friends that her Fin ney has arrived and she is showing some creations in the hats She will have no formal openlngbut her stock which in and up to date is on at anv time It will afford her great to have her friends call and see her line Her rooms are in the same place in the building Amusements Wilbur Mack Company closed a weeks engagement at the Grand Op era House on last Saturday night at which time they presented The Coun try Judge They to a good house all week which attests to the of this comedian and his troupe Mrs B H Howl formerly Miss Grace of this citv is a of this and showed considerable talent In her acting They are in Frankfort this week and we are sure they will meet with a Their return to our city will be a source of pleasure at any time It is with regret that their many friends learn ot the intended of Mr E G and family trom this city to Franklin county Mr Par rish has for quite a number of years been in the revenue service himself most His i caused by his as tendant of Moores distilleries near Frankfort His new position pays a handsome salary and we congratu late Mr Parrish upon his good luck He left to assume his new du ties Mrs Parrish and her two hand some boys will go In the course of a month or two It will be hard for their friends to give up this estimable fani ily but the best wishes will follow them to their new home tried When She Heard of the ManUre The secret wedding of Miss Daisy Clark 22 of 638 West Fourth street to 27 of Va night at the residence W Blodgett 545 West street developed was a case of love at first sight Miss Ella Clark a married sister said Wednesday I was never so sur in all my life Hinman had called to see my sinter for about a year and I knew they were engaged but did not expect them to marry so soon They came home Monday night and broke the news to us It was SUCh a that I just sat down and cried is a of a prominent of Cbarlottsville Vat and his bride igthe daughter of Clark of Richmond Ky a well known Kentucky live stock man In a traveling for an firm and met Miss Clark 0 when on a trip to Cincinnati They are stopping at the Hotel Emery and will leave for the East Cincinnati Post Mi Clark the the bride is a f well known farmer of tho Kirksville and was surprised to hear of his daughters marriage IN Full Bloomas beautiful as flowers in full bloom is our display of new Spring Strikingly rich colors are in favor with stylish dressers this season and weve given free rein to our fancy in selecting the most supurb we ever shown our patronsThe fact that we and sell more clothing than all Ilichmond stores naturally gives us first of the market the greatmanufacturers come to us first and we choose and WeareVmoney grades cheap finest 5f 10 1250 15 8 20 2250 25 finer suits and are skillfully they and retain their shape superior manner faf Roelofs Hats Youmans Hats Stetsons Hats Pioneer Hats the best brands made the worldall the newest styles for dressy young fellows well conservative shapes for the older men TIoo Stockton liiembers accommodation Our clubbing proved parties continue weekly Farley trimmerMiss already beautiful wayof complete display pleasure Oldham The plaved popularity splendid excellent Taylor member company playing hearty welcome Franklina removal Parrish capable removal appointment Superb Colonel Monday William Hinman Monday of- ReOO Seventh Wednesday- It prised surprise Hinman member family Richard Hinman salesman Eastern business Saturday fatherof neighborhood likewise greatly Almost Suits high assortment have buy other combined pick your made spring 150 2 250 350 4 Praise Service On next Sunday evening there will be a praise service at the First Presbyterian church given under the auspices of the Foreign Missionary Society of the church A delightful musical pro gram Iconslsting of anthems duets solos etc has been arranged and on which the choir has been working for quite awhile The choir will be assis ted by Misses Minnie Dykes and Kate Smith and Mrs H B Hanger It is earnestly hoped that a good crowd will attend this service as it is fur a good cause All lovers ot good music cant afford to miss it In LIne One of Richmonds most hustling merchants is Mr K V Elder His stock of new spring goods was never more complete He is in line with all the newest styles Miss Nellie Donel ly is at the head of the millinery department which fact alone insures stylish and nobby designs in ladies and childrens hats Mr Elder has one of the neatest roomiest and most up to date stores in the city His stock com prises dry goods notions of all kinds millinery shoes clothing curtains carpets rugs and other things too nu merous to mention Watch for his mammoth advertisement which will appear in our next issue In Baptist Circles Sir Thos Phelps has been quite sick with grip but we are glad to report he is improvingIt gratifying to the numerous friends of Mrs W T Griggs to know that she is convalescent from a recent illnessThe sermon to young men Sunday night was well received the church being filled with hearers The subject for next Sunday evening will be Young Women In the Home Come out and bring your friends Two ad ditions were added to the church at the Sunday morning service The pastor and wife are rejoicing over the arrival of a son who came to bless their home Saturday March 19 eveningsprayer meeting will be The Parable of 14thschapter of Luke Y M C A Notes The Association Is located In its new quarters over Douglas Cultons meat market and the work of fitting up is nearly completed The baths were opened Friday The Womans Committee held their regular monthly meeting Monday af ternoon and elected the following officers for the year President Mrs T T Covington Vice President Mrs C A Lawton Secretary and Treasurer Mrs C R Boucher The past year has been a successful one for the Womans Committee They have been of great assistance to the Association and be gin the new year with a little money in the treasury- A reception is being planned for the members and at the same time will be the election of officers The date will announced later the County Secretary will lead the meeting at Paint Lick Sunday and conduct the service at Mt Tabor church Tragedy Averted Just In the nick of time our little boy was saved writes Mrs W Watkins ol Pleasant City Ohio Pneu monia had played sad havoc with him and a set in besides Doctors treated him but he grew worse every day At length we Dr Kings New Discovery for and our darling was saved Hes now sound and well Everybody ought to know its the only sure cure for Coughs Colds and all Lulig dis eases Guaranteed by R C Stocktou druggist Price SOc arid Trial bott- leS free 1m ti0a PERSOINAL Dr V H Hobson has returned from New York Mrs W T Short is with friends in LouisvilleMiss Bennett is at home from a visit to Texas Mr David A Martin of Conway was here Sunday Dr L J Frazee of Lexington was here last week Mrs E B Hume is recovering from a serious attack of grip Miss Maggie Wiliuore is at home from an extended stay in Texas Mrs John Arnold spent last week with her parents in Mt Sterling Miss Willie Mae Jarman is visiting Miss Able Ballard in Lexington Judge John C Chi vault has gone to Rochester Indiana on legal business Mrs Mary Bolton is in Canton Ohio with her daughter Mrs J W BruceMiss Susan McRnberts has been vis iting Miss Julia Higgins for a few daysMiss Fannie Doty of Lancaster has been visiting Misses Mary and Marga MillerMr Miller left last Friday for Huntsville Mo where he expects to locateMrs L Middelton has as her guest her mother Mrs D F Sharp ol Shelbyville Miss Mollie Fife returned yesterday from a delightful visit to Mrs Geo Land in Lexington Mrs Laura Thomson and Mrs Neale Bennett are both confined to their beds with grip Mrs Belle Rayburn has returned from Lancaster where she visited her daughter Mrs Parker Gregory Mrs B L Middelton entertained at cards on last Thursday morning in honor of Mrs D M Chenaults guests Friends will regret to hear of the serious illness of Mrs C C Smith at the home of her daughter Mrs J M Benton in Winchester Mrs Mary Dodge Maddox has returned from Jacksonville Florida where she has spent the winter Dr George S Coons of Louisville was in the city Wednesday assisting Dr C E Smoot In surgical work Mrs W D Oldham returned toI Lexington Saturday after a weeks visit to her sister Mrs G G Prewitt Misses Nannie Ballard and Jennie Mason are in Orlando Florida where they will remain until the first of May Cal C F Chenault and others of Madison were attending Circuit Court hero yesterdayKentuckianC- Itizen Mrs Mary Potts of Lexington and Mrs Smile Vince of Nicbolasville attended the funeral of B C Potts on last Monday Mrs Harvey Chenault has return ed from Macon Georgia She left her mother Mrs E M Hume very much improved MM A C Buchanan is In receipt of a box of fine oranges sent by Miss Nannie Ballard who Is visiting in Orlando Florida Mrs W T B Williams and Mrs Joe S Gardner and baby of Irvine are guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Old ham at Brassfield Professor K P Adams is confined to his home with a carbankle on his neck His friends will regret to hear of his painful affliction Mr Joe S Gardner of Irvine spent Monday night In the city He went to Ford Monday afternoon returning in time to see Pompeii at the Gra- ndIU t t Penins Fine Ki- dGloves Just for the sake of selling as fine Gloves as are made in the world we have recentlyadded the famous Perrins Pique Kids They are made in France and are unequaled for elegance of fit and styleS150 and 200 And a great assortment of other dress and driving Gloves at 50c 75c Sl 125 150 S2 And our stock of good work Gloves is not surpassed any where Barkers Collars Exclusive agents here for these fine Collars which are far better than any others sold in Rich mond They are made of pure linen of fine quality and are shaped so as to fit the neck with perfect ease and comfort All styles 2 for 25c And our lOc collars are the priceCelluloid Rubber Collars 510 and 20- cSpring Neckwear All the newest styles in fourin hands bows midgets and other shapes of richest silks in most beautiful patterns25 and 50c Ikttstylish 15O 600 manly selected greatest regards 5 TO 15 speaking The Shoe Store for Men and Boys our of mens and footwear the Madison we none and our prices are the considered A are of our brands are the finest shoes to 6 are to to 5 our the 4 OUR Mr G G Prewitt attended the Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum which met recently in Owensboro He was elected to office of Grand GuideMrs Edgar Turley was hostess at an elegant dinner last Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Martha Dunn of Lexington the guest of Miss Bessie Turley Mrs W T Griggs who underwent a slight surgical operation at the Pattie A Clay Infirmary is reported as doing nicely was removed to her home yesterday- Mr Paul Burnam who attends Wal ters Institute was compelled by ill ness to return to his home in Frank fort His many friends here hope for his speedy recovery and return to Bessie Turley has as her guests Misses Martha Dunn of and Stella Adams of Silver Creek A handsome dinner was given in their honor on Thursday by Mr and Mrs S Joplin formerly of this city is a welcome visitor here She and Mr Joplin and baby have been in various places in the South since they left here Her return Is a source of much pleasure to her numerous Nellie Donnelly of Cincinnati has arrived and will take charge of Elders Millinery department Miss Donnelly has trimmed for this firm for several seasons past and is ac quainted with all the newest and latest styles Dr Hardin of Niagara New York is here his mother who has been seriously ill This Is Dr Brights first visit home for quite a number of and he was given a warm and hearty welcome by his many friends Miss Mabel Letton came down from Richmond Friday afternoon last to at tend the Leap Year masquerade and is the guest of her sister Mrs J R Williams Mrs R A Woolums also of arrived yesterday and is Mis Williams Pendletonian The third of a series of card parties was held at the Elks Club on last Thursday The occasion proved equally as enjoyable as the preceding- ones The ladles prize was one bj Miss Kate Smith and the gentlemans went to Mr James Wagers After the game a delicious lunch was served Mr Allen Zaring was host at a delightful dinner party at the on last Wednesday His guests werE Misses Coleman Reid and Lyne and Messrs Irvine Hume and David Gay of Winchester Misses Lyne and Coleman have re turned to their homes In Mt Sterlinj after a visit to Mrs D M Chenanlt They were the recipient of much social attention while here Miss Carolyn Reid will remain for few days longer with her Hon Jerre A Sullivan one of th ablest lawyers at the Richmond bar was In the city Thursday night as guest at the banquet given by th Sons of St Patrick Mi Sullivan Is president of the RIchicon Water Light Company and Is large ly Interested in several flannels In his home town He ha been County Attorney of tw terms Is Grand Exalted Ruler of tl Richmond Elks and is prominent mentioned as a probable candidate fc the Democratic nomination for Cot gross In the Eighth district Lexing ton Leader a of the care as and as rooms MATRIMONIALCLAaKEHALLMr and Miss Hall both of Buck eye county were united in marriage on last Wednesday by Judge Turpin CAm zeBunosss Mr Thomas M Carnes and Miss Laura Burgess both of this county went to Lancas ter last Friday and were united in mar Mr Glenmore Howard and Miss Teary Hager were at Valley View on the 17th BRUCE comes from Canton Ohio of the birth of a handsome son to Mr and Mm J W The little fellow has been christened Bolton in honor of his mothers maiden name she having been Miss Bessie Bolton of this city SUEPHEBD Rev and Mrs G W have the best wishes of their friends for a flute born on lost Sat urday and Mrs Trim Deatherage are rejoicing over the arrival of a fine son on last SHIPP The sad news reached here last Thursday announcing the death of Mrs H 0 Shipp of Cynthiana was hard to believe and caused great sorrow among her many friends She had been ill for a week or more and on Wednesday she was taken to St Josephs In Lexington where It was an operation for appen ClothingDepartmentbetter fitting garments and higher quality for money JAll the newest styles in Buster Russian Blouse Sailor Norfolks and Norfolk Yokes for the little fellows and for the larger boys up to 16 years weve a fine 1A showing of the new novelty suits with round cut coats and belts or the ever popular double styles in the sea sons newest and handsomest fabrics to tf And a fine stock long pants suits for up to 20 with the fit style The SHOE STORE For Men and Boys Ltt This is correctly because stock boys is largest in county except positively lowest quality These some HananV recognized everywhere worlds for mena5 Florsheims close seconds Hanans 350 And WalkOvers stand without an equal for price350and A1lectionTRY SHOES COYIKTON BANKSOUR CLOTHING FITS ldl ttt tt Charlottesvllle Consumption Lexington BoggsMrs Bright attending years Richmond guestFalmouth Glyndoi delightful sister Friendly enterprises Madison Arvasky Garrard Whitlock married News Bruce Shepherd son which hospital thought your Browns breasted fellows years riageHOWARDHAasn BIRTHS morning- DEATUERAolc1r Saturd- ayD1EATHS dicitis might be necessary However it was soon found tbatahe could not under go an operation her strength failing her rapidly and at four oclock Thursday morning her soul winged its flight to eternity Mrs Shipp was formerly Mies Jennie Ferrell of this place and was the daughter of the late Captain Thomas and Mrs Bettie Ferrill She was 29 years old and and was an unus ually handsome and attractive woman In 1896 she became the wife of Mr H C Shipp since which time she has resided in Lexington Georgetown and Cynthiana She was noted for her many acts of kindess and deeds of char ity It was only last Christmas that she made many a poor home brighter by her remembrances Before her marriage she was saleslady for Mr W D Oldham in this city and was extre mely popular with a large circle of friends Besides her husband and one beautiful little daughter she is survived by her mother and the following sisters and brothers Mesdames W D Oldham of this city Thomas Ellison of the county aifd Edward Moberly of Ford and Metsrs W F and DT Ferrill both of this city To all of these the sympathy of the community goes out Her funeral ser vices were conducted Friday at the Christian Church in Cynthiana by Rev W E Ellis assisted by Rev I J Spen cer of Lexington after which her remains were laid to rest in Battle Grove Cemetery A Letter of Sympathy The following beautiful letter of ten der sympathy was received by Mrs Durrett White of Clay City from Mr Vernon L Vaughn of Phoenix Arizona Mrs White in a widow of the late la mented Professor Durrett White whose death was such a sad blow to his many friends and admirers Mr Vaughn was for about ten years County clerk of Estill and was highly respected and honored by the people of that section His letter is complimentary and justly and as we read it our hearts bleed anew over the untimely death of our beloved friend The following is the letter for wnich we are greatly indebt ed to Mrs White for its use- Phoenix Arizona March 9th Io04 Mrs Durrett White Clay City Ky My Dear Mrs White Having just read in the Clay City Times of the death of your husband I hasten to extend to you and your family my deepest sym pathy in your sad bereavement From my first acquaintance with Mr White in the year 1881 when it was my good fortune to be a pupil in his school there always existed between us the warmest and most loyal friendship His supreme honesty genial traits and superior attainments will continue to live though his great spirit has pass ed beyond It is sad and unfortunate that his resourceful brain is forever numbed and his pen from which ema nated so many brilliant and instructive productions to gladden and enlighten the hearts und souls of humanity has been laid away for the last time In his untimely death my dear madam I deeply mourn the loss of a dearest and most valued friend That providence may ever guide and protect the bereaved widow and sorrowing children I beg to remain faithfully Your Friend VERNON L VAUGHN 1 w I I I 1lo t THE RICHMOND CLIMAX IIVOLUME c I30 RICHMOND MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY MARCH 30 1904 NUMEER45fl I PHONE 801 EC WINESDRUGSTORE Ii CR MAIN FIRST 7I nighestIE Quality 600ds Lackey and Hamitonl i of i j e2t2 02 e We of in every m W za e t2 lL W The in i Novelty Suitings and ings Percales si etc all grades and v We are elreucly showing some very beautiful Lawns for the coming sea line of the in Trim mi rig and Em i broideries and k at all from Ic per yd up Ve have our New The best to be had in r and child x rens and stripped Hosiery at 81 10 m 25c M up to ofi a a is up to do of rea e I- 1V at L be Jo I I l Lowest Rate Ever Hade The Hock Island the low est rate ever made to Indian and Texas for 16 March and 15 Colonists ti OKIIS from to Indian Terri tory and only 650 to Texas points 8 or less Look over tIn display ad in thi paper II I Mctiuire Division agent Ohio for illustrated literature ive if this section arid full iufor in ion Stops tho CouffJi and off tho Cofd f Laxative Quinine TrJJctB cure a cold in one day No cure no lay Price 25 71 71 7F i + Low st tThe of buying a is cultivated trading 71at the Hustling Cash Store h You have the advantage getting the most price7Farejready withour showing New Spring Goods lineaOf latest things Dress Goods Plain Fancy Waist Ginghams prices upJhLarge newest things Braid Medallions Ribbons Laces prices just received Spring Hosiery values ladies Misses plain fancy ribbed i5laep 1520 habit good goods Our Carpet Lace Cur DepartmentI T loc per yd and up Mattings lOc and up 98c 125 350 CURTAINS48c per pair Cottage Poles complete for 10 cts The largest line of Suit- Cases Telescopes and in the city S19O md up a nice Suit Case at S125 Tele IscopesWe have some of the best j factory lines of to be had 1fthe latest quality the highest wear satisfactory price the lowest Our FAMOUS TILT shoes tfor at 350 So are the best ever shown in the city Try one pair and you will always wear 7f sPrins1lULlllllg ifwillmade of wearing materials at S4D8cat prices just as rea Suits made to order and fit guaranteed ffititt a et Our prices are the very lowest that can be made on all iqualities of goods We cordially invite to give us look A look means the purchase of bargain for + Our Motto is to Please Respectfully LACKEY AND HAMilTON I +++ 7fr h+++++++++7r ++9 Spring is Approaching That the tfme everybody likes to freshen their homes with new L r PuiL Paper Etc J now prepared this kind work at most d Inside Painting Papering Varnishing Etc II J left B Middeltons will promptly attended II eC MILLER announces Territory Oklahoma February Oneway Memphis Oklahoma points appearing elsewhere then write Passenger Cincinnati descript great regardiuB these excursions TTorfea Bromo cents by and Rugs S2and Trunks Valises shown Trunks 24inch secured SHOES Style nlwavs men them Better goods sonable 1 you you Very 1 and For Rent I desire to rent for the year 1004 the Bright store room on Maui street now occupied by Mr T A Robinson tt Ilis Laura S Bright Auctioneer My services as an auctioneer can be secured by leaving word at the State Bank Trust Co or by writing 27 tf T D Chonault Terrill Ky Telephone 350M Now Is Toe Time to Visit Hot Springs Arkansas via Iron Mountain Koute The season at the Great National Health and Measure Report is now in full blast Climate unsurpassed Hot Springs Special leaves St Louis daily at 820 p m making the run in less than 12 hours Three other fast dally trains Handsome descriptive literature ran lie obtained free by calling on or addressingA GALLAGHER DPA 410 Walnut street Cincinnati O Very II Prices JI j THRO KENTUCKY Thro that grand state of Kentucky Where heOld Home got its name Where the fields are overflowing With the yellow ripening grain Here tobacco plants are growing In the fields not sown with corn Tobcco plantsbig as cactus Just as sure as you are bom Yes theyre large as goodsized cactus Larger in onr homelike view Rut its of es flue a grade as Is that old Kentucky Dew Here all people reap a harvest Money In hank from year to year All the green cplamity howlers Lose their jobs when they land here here theSlrv ways are the highways Built high and dry from rains and flood Hero the good roads delegation Swear the roads nresuttnly good But of pikes and highways finest Thems a Broads that suits my taste Tis the line of Solid Comfort And the trains let no time waste From Kentucky to St Louis Operates this road of class Across tbe lamous old Greet River On its roadbed smooth as glass Would you know what road Ispeak ofi Listen then to my advice For youH need it in yonr business On your trip to Paradise In your travels to St Louis Hustle beat them under the wire Get the Henderson Route habit Tb a good one to acquire JACK HENDERSON GALLiG liEn A visit to the Richmond Carriage Works will convince you that we can serve you as never before The hand somest line of carriages phaetons buggies road carts etc ever displayed in Central Kentucky here awaits your inspection We will not only please you with the style and finish of our ve hides but will make the price so as to suit yours means Our vehicles range in prices from 38 to 200 and such beauties were never placed on sale be lore in Richmond Every vehicle guaranteed to be as represented Give us a call =m 0 U Richmond Carriage W- orksNil FAIR NEARLY READY Activity Everywhere in Evidence at Greatest of Worlds Fairs All the Exhibit Palace Arc Frantical ly Completed The Pike Cot Over aOOOOOOThouanis- otMen Engaged In Land scape Work February finds the Worlds Fair City donning the finishing touches of splen dor that will greet the eyes of the millions of visitors on April 30 the opening day A blrdseyo view of the sight causes the observer to express surprise at the forward state of everything pertaining to tho enterprise He sees the central picture almost as it will be when the throbbing machinery shall be set In motion The palaces of Varied Industries Machinery Manufacture Mines and Metallurgy Education and Electricity Liberal Arts and Transportation need little if anything to place them in readiness for the time when the world shall seek admission The Colonnade of States has become a magnificent reality and im mediately in its central front rises the Festival Hall whose massive dome reaches skyward 200 feet and is larger than any in the world Behind the Colonnade clothed in architectural magnificence is the permanent Art Building of white stone One sees the lagoons completed and also the ways where great cascades will leap down the terrace And in an equally advanced stage is the second picture which has the giant Palace of Agriculture as its central fig ure with the Palaces of Horticulture and Forestry Fish and Game as noble adjuncts Here a rose garden covering six acres of ground has been planted here the great floral clock has been installed and the plants that will serve as numerals are ready to be taken from the greenhouses here again has CENTRAL TOWERS PALACE OF MACHINERY WORLDS FAIR ST LOUIS been outlined the map of the United States in which each commonwealtl will be represented by the vegetable life for which It Is prominent in the world of commerce and here also ponds are formed for the lotus of the Nile and the lily of the Amazon flow ers that will slumber in nurseries of tropical heat until the warm rays of spring permit their transplanting- In the district known as the Terrace of States buildings have risen as if by magic No boom town ever grew with the rapidity shown in this wooded area In the immediate neighborhood a leviathan of steel arches is the United States Government building in which are now being installed the curios from tho Smithsonian Institu tion The Army and Navy displays and others equally interesting have been sent from Washington and are now being put in place Great Britains structure is practically completed and the material used in construction is so similar to that in the famous Orangery that visitors from the little Isle might well imagine themselves home again when In its vi cinity Le Grand Trianon of Frante has taken perfect snape Germanys castle is practically finished Mexicos pretty home has long been completed Chinese and Japanese workmen are on the ground adding the delicate finish ing touches to their creations Belgium is keeping contractors busy and so one might continue to enumerate un til a sentence would be given to every nation in the world Over where Arrowhead Lake will furnish a delightful retreat for those who enjoy boating a band of Filipinos are working in native woods in theIr curious way and forming a village Near them are HawaIIans sImilarly engaged and men from Porto Rico and the territory of Uncle Sam in Samoa In every portion of the twelve hun dred and forty acres are landscape artists with their forceshundreds ye thousands of men who are rolling lawns into smoothness forming beauty spots of flowers and decorating path waysActivity Is the watchword on thE Pike as well as elsewhere on the grounds and the many houses oj pleasure which amusement caterer from every part of the globe are preparing for the visitors will be in readi ness before the Fair opens Eighty five concessions have been granted sc far and five million dollars will tr expended in those by the projector bpfore a cent will be taken In at th doors Even this great sum doosnc represent the total amount that wi be Invested you StrengthIfmust add to and not take from she physical In other words the food that you eat must be digested assimi lated and appropriated by the nerves blood and tissues before being expelled DypepeiaCurestrength to and builds up strength in the human system It Is pi scant to the taste and palatable and the only combination of digeHtantg that will di gest the food and enable tho Bvstem to appropriate allof its health and strength Riving qualities Sold hy E 0 Wines 1m The man who invented work should have finished It LegP Ga suffered for six months with running Bor on his leg but wrltcR that Buck lens Arnica Salve wholly cured It in five days For Ulcers Wounds Piles its the best salve in the world Cure guaranteed Only 2cc Sold by It C Stockton druggist IImii A RACE WITH DEATH It Was Won By a Little Girl By the Delaying of a Train LexIngton Ky March 25A race with death was won by Ruth Miles a 6yearold girl from Hyden Thursday night by delaying the L E train from Jackson a half hour Hyden la a remote mountain town Physicians announced Tuesday morning that the childs life could be saved only by hav ing an operation performed on her lunge in a Lexington hospital A flat boat was procured and the little girl with her entire family floated down the Kentucky river to Jackson a distance of 60 miles They were 51 hours on the water They saw that they would be a half hour late In reaching the railroad station and telephoned for the train to wait which was done Physicians said Thursday night that a days delay in reaching Lexington would perhaps have cost the child its life A CRUEL DEED Hung a Little Son In a Bag and Kin died a Fire Under Him Paducah Kyarcb 2Grant Howard a Negro committed the most cruel deed early Thursday ever record ed in local police circles here He took his 10yearold son Leroy and placed him in a sack and tied the sack with Its contents to a rafter In the stable He apparently kindled a large fire under the hanging bulk ansi left for the city The boys screams at tracted people He was cut down and was unable to talk for five minutes Then he explained that his papa had treated him so barbarously because he wanted to sleep with Mm The father Is charged with malicious assault with intent to kill and attempted Is being closely guarded as he is In danger of being lynched IInvestigating Goble Damage Catletteburg Ky March 26N C Pharls representing underwriters of Cincinnati is here wth two slivers Investigating the damp e done to tho M B Cobb when she sank in tho mouth of Sandy river last week Na bodies were found in the boat they having been washed nviy by the Ohio The Goble will be rased as soon as the tools and barges arrive here from CIncinnatiNoted Slnrer Dead Louisville Ky Ms eh 2Joaeph Simons for 30 years tie most prom nent tenor singer of this city and a member of the Lle erranz diM here Thursday night He vas years old and a native of Colo Bo Germany Ho first located in Cincinnati where he lived until 1870 iFamily Poisoned From GarlicI Owingavllle Ky March 25Tho family of Allen Pergrara of the east ern part of this county have been In a critical condition It Is said from being poisoned by eating garlic gathered in the garden It is supposed a poisonous weed was gathered with tho garlic Shot Himself In he Temple Lexington Ky Mr rch 25D Robertson Dunlop who was engaged In the real estate business in Washing InIself In the right temple with a revolver The Jury Failed to Agree Louisville Ky March 25Tho Jury failed to agree In the case of Louis A Darnal of Meade county charged with sending obscene letters through the malls to Miss Rose M Allen of tho same county Tie case will be tried again at the next term of tho court ILeft Valuable Estate Ky March 25John- C McBrayer son of the late W S Me Brayer who died at his homo near hero qualified as ad ninlstrator of the estate In the Anderson county court The estate Is variously estimated to be worth from 150000 to 250000 ISection Foreman Drowned Ky March 25Wn lIam Cox section foreman on the ill nols Central railroad was knocked byIIng the abutment of a bridge He fell the river and was drowned Iin Steamer Went Over the Dam Bowling Green Ky March 261ho steamer Mystic property of A Scott Hines Co in the upper Green river trade went over the dam at Wood bury The captain jumped and swam ashore The pilot and engineer re mained at tttelr posts ISlot Machines Suppressed Ky March 25Vhotr sands of pennies were deposited In tho banks of Covington Thursday by saloon men as a result of Mayor Beachs antislot machine order of Wednesday The order went Into effect at midnight Wednesday Sued By Trained Nurse Bowling Green Ky March 25 Miss Effie Smith a trained nurse of Louisville filed a suit for 2000 against Mrs Lee Ann Moore The plaintiff was Mrs Moores companion during an extended foreign trip A Victim of the Storm Franklin Ky March 25Mrs Sa tab Vandetter living near Slower this county who was Injured In tho Btorm has since died James Boyd who was injured in the same building Is not expected to live IThe Japanese bury their dead with the head toward the north The Name Witch Hazel The name Witch Hazel is much abused E C DeWitt Co Chicago are the inventors of the original and jnly genuine Witch Hazel Salve A curtain cure for Pouts Burns Bruises Etzema Tetter Piles etc There are many counterfeits for this salvo some of which are dangerous while they are all worthless In buying Witch Hz1 Salve see that the name E C De Witt do Chicago ison the box and a euro is certain Sold by E C Wines When yon shut the eyes in prayer you open the hearten heaven Happy Healthy Children Any child can take Little Early Risers wit h perfect safety They are harm less never gripe or sicken md yet they are so certain in results tlwt ro bust constitutions drastic m Ht8 ate never disappointed The cannot fail to perfoim their mission and everyone who usesDftWiMs Little Early Risers prefer them to all other pills They curo biliousness Sold by- E O Wines Ira J Iii TRUTS The walking sick what a crowd of them there are andinot enough to go tr bed- ChronicII thatscases what the doctors call them which in common English meanslong sickness To stop the continued loss of flesh theyneed Scotts Emulsion For the feelingof weakness they need Scotts Emulsion- It makes new fleshand gives new life to the weak system Scotts Emulsion gets thin and weak persons out of the rut It makes new theIfor ordinary food Scotts Emulsion can betaken as long as sickness lasts and do good all the- time 1Theres new strength and flesh in every dose We will be glad to send you a few doses free Be sure that this picture in the form of a label is on the wrapper of every bottle of Emulsion you buy SCOTT BOWNE Chemists 409 Pearl St N Y 50c and j all druggist ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION Shots Fired From Ambush at a Young Kentucky Farmer Lexington Ky March 24n un successful attempt was made to as aasslrvxto LJwyn Sharp jr at his homo near Athens In this county Wednes slay night As he came to the dea- raot dark five shots were fired at him Guided by the light from tho flash of the pistol Sharp fired twice In return but It is not known If any one was shot One month ago Sharp shot and killed Griggs Hopper white ad Ed Waite a Negro while they w re In tho act of stealing his corn and for which the grand Jury which Is n v In session refused to Indict him E ce being dismissed In that case there has been a strong feeling In tho nt Ighborhood and Wednesday nights shooting is believed to have been done by friends of tile dead men CLAIMS SELFDEFENSE The Young Man Says That Kratzen berger Attacked Him Louisville Ky March 24 Dennis Kratzenberger was shot and killed lijr a man said to be William 111 Finley who tho friends of Kratzenberger declare came between him and the ob ject of his affections Mrs Belle Lans ford of 745 East Green street Fin hey when arrested admitted that he dirt the shooting At the jail Finley declared that he never knew Kratzen herger He said that he formerly boarded with Mrs Lansford and hall gone to her house Tuesday night to see her sick daughter and that Kratz enberger attacked him BANK SUED FOR TAXES The Suit Involves Taxes on Deposits For Five Yeas Madteonvllle Ky March 24State Revenue Agent Frank A Lucas in his crusade against the private banks of heeIFarllngton Ky Citizens bank of Ne- and the Bank of Dawson Dawson Sp Ings Ky The suits Involve the nr mont of state and county taxes on o oslts for five years back About 25000 Is Involved- Representative Day Stricken Lexington Ky March 24Carl Day representative of Breathitt county In the last legislature and who achieved widespread reputation as the author of the Berea college bill which pro hMted coeducation of whites and hI cks in this state was brought to th hospital in this city Wednesday si ferlng from a severe attack of ink nmatory rheumatism Smallpox Cases at Springfield Springfield Ky March HMl1cb ur easiness is experienced at this placo on account of the announcement of several cases of smallpox A groat portion of the town has been exposed Tho county authorities have contract ed for two small houses to be built at once on the county farm near town Will Meet at Paducah Paducah Ky March 24It Is an nounced hero that the Gideons an or ganization of Christian traveling mon will hold their state convention In pa- ducah May 8 There aro very few of hom here but a national otiganlzer frrm Chicago Is expected to organize them in this section of tho state Notice to Creditors All persons having claims against the e state of W T Hams decd are hereby notified to file amo legally verified with the undersigned on r before April 21 1801 or same win be har ed SAML RICE Admr ash baked bread at Billy freeman 0 ut nil times tf Colds Cause Pneumonia One of the must remarkable cases ot i i old deepseated on the lungs caus lug pneumonia is that ot Mrs Ocr rude E Marion Ind who was titlrely cured by the use of One Min ute Cough Cure She says The onchinpr and straining so weakened we ttiIrau down in weight from 148 to 92 loundH I tried a number of reme dies to no avail until I used One Minute Cough Cure Four bottles of this wonderful remedy cured me entirely of the cough strengthened my lungs and restored me to my normal weight health and strength Sold by E 0 Winos 1m r j VERY DEPARTMENT lINTHE Busy Bee Cash Store Is Chuck Full of New Novelties and Pretty Things g for This Weeks Showing The Suit Parlors have been replenished with a large shipment of the celebrated Princees Skirts and Suits just opened and put on sale See them ft The first shipment of Schloss Bros Fine Suits for men arrived Monday night and are now on sale Dont fail to see them The La France the newest most stylish and best fitting Footwear for ladies is sold solely by uss See the uptodate last and try the wear and fitting qualities of the La France Shoes for ladies 6 We are sole agents for Richmond IOur New Wash Fabrics the talk of the town Dont buy Iare until you have seen them are newer and Our new Lace Boot and boot in are gems ii you wear nice see our t We are the line of Swiss and Lace ever seen in this city Our are all new our the We have 150 pair of of Swiss that we will sell at 39c per pair are worth 75c Our and stock is the ever in try and in You will see and until you get tired them and of all Our are the and the bests See them Advance on as long as stock on hand lasts If you need buy now lOUt Hambergs and elsewhere prices embroidered patterns hosiery perfect hosiery patterns showing strongest Curtains styles prices lowest ruffled Curtains They Carpet Matting largest shown Richmond Tapes Moquett Axminster Body Brussells shown endless variety Ingrains Granites Linoleums Mattings looking Rugs Druggets kindst prices lowest qualities No Cotton Goods Cottons Goods Sales- Ladies uptodate Extending you cordial invitation to visit our Mammoth Bargain Store we are respectfully I W D OLDHAM eo For Sale Privately My brick livery stable on Irvine street with complete outfit including ten Rood livery horses ten buggies two surnes one wagonette one drummer wagon and a lot of baled hay and curl If not sold will rent tint stable and sell the outfit IIS3IDBXCE FOR SALB I hnveforsalea number one residence on Second street containing eight rooms good cistern all necessary outbuildings Lot 10x190 feet Price cojjoo J W Masters febitf Richmond Ky Working Overtime Eight hour laws are ignored by those tireless little workers Dr Kings New Life Pills Millions are always at work nillit and day curing Indigos lion Hiliousness Constipation Sick Headache and all Stomach and Bowel troubles Easy pleasant sale sure 25e at U C Stocktons tirug storeha prettier and at lower Get our save money I new t at Liver See or New Dress Get our prices get our Goods to help you plan your dress They are and how to save you and make you a pretty dress to a very ia6s Big Hill Coal Co 5 ORLANDO KY Shippers of AJ1ite Coal + 4- I t Guaranteed to last all night in ordinary t J- po t grate without any attention t+ 4 ++ 4+ + V Jj A 5ELDERS I BARGAIN STOREts = = r t 4- 5e The busy shoppers ol Richmondand Madison county will find that El ders Bargain Store is the Money Saving place of the city Daily we are re tQ ceiving the prettiest line of Spring Goods ever placedon our counters andour prices for this season are just as low as ever Our Motto is UNDERBUY A and UNDERSELL t 10 4=z R G Gorsets Better than Ever money You can rest assured your dollar if invested here buys better and more value that is obtainable elsewhere Our customers must not take it for granted that everything in Cotton Goods has gone up because other houses say so for if you will get our prices in this department you will find them practically tho unsettled state of the marketbeforethe same old ones as we bought long We will sell you India Linen at 6 7J 81 10 13J 15 18 20 and 25c per yard See our nice Voile Melange at 16c per yard do not fall to purchase a suit of this goods We want to ask you to inspect our stock of White befero before our Sheer White India Linen purchasIngand let us place you White Victoria and Persian Lawn Nainsooks and Dimities anda beautiful line of White Madras The hove goods are worth more money but owing to a large purchase before the advance we are enabled to sell them at money saving prices to every purchaser We will sell Ginghams at 5 GJ 7J di and lOc per yard Draperies 81 10 12Jo up to 35c per yard t In Our Clothing Department we have a larger stock to select from than over The nea dresser will grarify Ins wants when once his eye rests upon our mammoth stock of Clothing London Jiifashions and the prices will actually surprise you when you find such ood values at such low prices A Mens Suits from 350 up to SlJ50 Boys Suits fiom OSc up toS375 When you purchase a Suit let us put in a John B Stetson Hat tom only S3 75 Shoes Our Shoe Bargains are great Mens and Ladies e Shoes Irom SOc up to 1 Notion Hardware Files 36 and 8c Tacks Ic box 6 Tea- Spoons 4 4o 5 Table Spoons 6c Hair Brushes 10 to 35c Curling Irons 3 4 and 5c Machine Oil Cans 6c q Machine Oil 5c Picture Hooks Co doz bayer Egg Beaters 9c Shaving Brushes 5 and lOc Metallic Hair BrnshOB 10 and 15c Rubber Rings 5c Rubber Toys 5 to floe Toy Hatchets 6c Padlocks 5 10 and 15 5x6 Shelf Brackets lOc 10x12 Shelf Brackets 25c Fish Hooks Ic doz 25lb Spring Balances 7c Pools Cottage C Barometer 15c beautiful assortment of Jardineros at 23 29 34 39 and 49c Brass Head Tacks 5c Scrub es 5c Mouse Traps 3e Notions Plus Ic Needles Ic Tape Ic Kid Curlers 3 45 ai d Sc Memorandum Books I 3 5 8 antI lOc Day Books 5c up Ledgers and Journals heavy bound tipped 200 pages 75c Dolls 1 5 and lOc Lead Pencils oc Decorated Crepe Paper 15c Paper Aleather and 15c 30 sheet Paper 6c 50 Envelopes Gc Window Shades S to 25cl Grand Pas oullJder Soap 41 Trunks 125 to 10 See ourMALvF1NGCARPETS and OIL CLOTH Rpt fully Submitted- to the Cash Trade LacesII Dress know WCALL CA1XWUE E V Elder I t r Our Line of Vehicles is offeringspecial springRepairingand Rubber Tiring done by the best mechanics We guarantee satisfactions Give us a call 1ieet eaTTa ODorks RICHMOND KY 1YoQPHONE Frasa Bros MAIN STREET PHONE 16- 5FRESH 6roceries AGENTS FOR Boquet flour Lakeside Peas at 20c a Can The Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY MAR 30 1904 Sunday will be Easter Friday will be All Fools Day Canned appes 7 cents per can at Juetts Glean up Sale 23m2t Eighteen Ibs standard granulated sugar for 100 at Juetts 23m2t Brier root pipes at the Bazaar next Friday next door to Middel tons on Alain street When you are ready for garden seeds seed potatoes etc Jnettss prices are the lowest quality guaranteed 2t cake salads and good things for your Easter dinner at Robinsons old stand Friday and Saturday April 1 and 2 Work on Mr H P Reids new cot tage on Glyndon avenue is progressing nicely as is also that on the cottages of Mr G G Prewitt on Fourth street Rev Morthodge the Persian of Louisville will preach in the Second Presbyterian church on next Sunday morning at 11 oclock and again in the evening at 730 Four handsome well located lots 60 x 180 feet cheap on installment clan Also two lots in a stones throw of court house fronted on two streets cheap Apply toL P Evans State Rank Trust Co Blg Reduced excursion rates to Los An gobs and San Francisco and return via the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route Tickets on sale April 23 to May final return limit June 30 1904 Choice of routes Lib eral stopover privileges Through standard and tourist sleeping cars Full particulars cheerfully furnished A A Gallagher D P An Cincinnati 0 Before you breed your mare go to Collins Walk ers stable on Irvine street and see the best hred and the best breeding horse in the country Farwood 16196 standard and registered is a chestnut stal lion J 6 hands high Only J5 to insure a living colt High Price Mr T J Curtis of Silver Creek sold recently to Mack Eubanks of Lincoln a fine twoyearold jack receiving for same S850 This is probably the high est price evr paid for a twoyearold in this county Court Day Next Monday will be County Court Day Come in and let ns print your horceaiid jack cards and also subscribe for the CLIMAX and CourierJournal both one year for 125 This is the last day for this low rate The time expires Monday after which date the price will tw W fr of two t Price List tM N Laundry Martin Proprietor 417 and 419 West Main M Lexington Ky 10cCollars2cHndkerchlefWaists ISInVJta cUndel1lhlrt BeTiEs15cBosomsZ T RICE Agt For M N Laundry WOfHce Rice g Arnolds Shoe Store Phone ofChargeCall on S F Rock for Surveying Real Estate and Life Insurance 9ra2m Remember the Clean Up Sale at Juetts Bargains in high class groceries 23m2t The beautiful and artistic at bazaar held at Robinsons old stand Friday and Saturday April 1 and 2 Lost Dark plaid shawl between Paint Lick and Richmond Findpr return to EV Eldersstoreit SUSAN MAGUIRE Officers The following officers were elected ror next year by the Cecilian Club Mrs W S Oldham President Mrs G W Pickels Vice President and Mrs Neale Bennett Secretary and Treazurer neat Bargains We have two hand made buggies costing f125 each which will now be offered at O each This is an oppor tunity to secure a great bargain Richmond Carriage Works 30mtf S L Midkiff Prop Of Interest to Women Miss K V Schmidt will have her pattern hats on display next Friday and Saturday April 1 and 2 She in vites all the ladies to call and see her stock She is showing some beautiful creations in bats for women and children An Accident Saturday afternoon while engaged in shingling H P Reids residence Al bert Hall a carpenter met with a paiu ful accident caused by the scaffold breaking His head was cut and he was otherwise severely bruised but he is now out and improving rapidly FireIDuring the severe storm of day Mr Lyman Parrishs barn in the rear of his home on Second street was struck by lightning and before the fire department reached the scene the blaze had gained considerable headway There were several horses in the barn at the time but they escaped uninjured Everything save some hay was gotten out The building was considerably damaged On Display An interesting feature of E V Elders mammoth store is the millinery department His pattern hats are now on display and all ladies are invited to call and inspect his line Miss Nellie Donnelly of Cincinnati has charge of this department and lor several seasons past she has pleased all lovers of stylish and pretty hats both for women and children Following Low Rates in Effect via 1 N New Orleans April 4 and 5 limited April 9 one fare plus 2oc roundtrip Account Southern Good Road Conven tionChicqgo April 29 30 May I limited May 10 one fare plus 50c round trip ac count A M E Conference Dallas Texas May 15 16 17 limited May 31 one fare plus 225 round trip General Assembly Cumberland Pres bterian Church San Francisco Los Angeles April 22 to 30 limited June 30 round trip from Richmond 5770 account General Assembly M E Church and National meeting Retail Grocers One way secondclass colonist to Cal iiornia March 1 to April 30 and Sep tember 15 to October 15 Rate from Richmond 3910 Special one way secondclass colonist to Northwest March 1 to April 31 and September 15 to October 15 J W Hamilton Agent Fine Spring SUITS SSL er ejC your money All from the reliable up to very finest F 5 8 gP c = the in the the for as for the men v 100 I Strayed From my place near the Madison County Stock Yards a black yearling steer with horns lOmtf Richmond Ky Will Open Friday McKees handsome remodeled storeroom will be opened for business on Friilav April The buyer for the firm has been in the city this week laying in an immense new line of goods in the latest and most uptodate goods will be found here is now one of the handsom est storerooms in Richmond They Invite all their friends and customers to call on them as thev will be ready for business on the above LUXOYA pretty little girl arrived on last Thursday to her home vith Mr and Mrs Ballard H Luxon She has been christened Mary Elizabeth The happy parents have the of their many friends over this addition to their family CHOOKE News comes from Meeker Colorada of the birth of a tine daughter to Professor and Mrs O C Crooks This will be pleasant news to the friends of the proud young father who is a ni tive of this county being a brother of Hon Harris Crooke of tins city ELDER Mr and Mrs E Elder are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter on last Thursday morninir At the Grand On Tuesday Wednesday and Thurs day nights the Julians and the Columbus Stock Company appear at the Grant Opera House in a repertoire ot high class plays This company comes to Richmond with the best of lecom tnendations of both press and public and should not be confounded with other repertoire companies presenting a lot of worn out plays but that have had long runs in the larger cities Tuesday night the melodrama of heart interest The Other Woman was presented night Edith Julian will present a sumptuous production ot Mrs Leslie Carters great play Du Barry for the first in Richmond This play had a run of 150 nights in New York City and will no loubt be well received here The prices during the will be 25 35 and 50 cents Seats on sale at E C Wines Officers On last Friday night the regular weekly session ot the Elks Lodge was held at which time the following ofhnera were elected for the ensuing year Exalted Ruler J Tevis Cobb Esteemed Leading Knight W S Moberley Esteemed Loyal B Tenill Esteemed Lecturing Knight W R Shackelford Secretary A B Fans Treasurer L P Evans and Trustee T J Smith The new Exalted Mr J Tevis Cobb is too well known here to need on our part His election has been a source of much pleasure not only to his brother Elks but to his host of friends as well He is one of Rich monds brightest lawyers big hearted and generous and is in every way capable of filling the nigh office to which he has been elected He assumed his new duties amid the loud cheers of the lodge and in response made a most beautiful address which was greatly enjoyed by his hearers At the same time too much cannot be said in praise of the retiring Exalted Ruler Hon Jerre Sullivan who for the past two years has filled the office in au enviable manner His services to the lodge have been and by Ms love and loyalty to his order he has endeared himself to all members TQ him and his untiring interest is due much success of the lodge He will al ways considered as one of the ing JneSmberS pf Lodge No 581 sh 1 d IN Full BloomAlmost as beautiful as flowers in full SpringSuits thisIour fancy in selecting the most supurb assortment we have ever shown our fact that we buy and sell more clothing than all other 1 ichrnondstoresJ naturally us of the market the greatmanutacturers come to us first and we choose and Wearinggrades cheap the 10 1250 15 18 2250 C retamRoelofs Hats Youmans Hats Stetsons Hats tPioneerHats very best brands made worldal newest styles c dressy young fellows well as conservative shapes older m OUR RewardJoe Everything This da- teBIFTHS make congratulations will productions Wednesday time engagement Knight1B Ruler introduction thoroughly inestimable lead patronsThe combined 20 25 15022503504 MATRIMONIALNomrrosJosssA Miss Dellorie Jones were married last Friday at the home of the bride in BereaDAvsAnAusMr Speed Davis and Miss Itosin L Atlanta of NewLy were married last Friday at the residence of the bride M INKWAItDJames Mink and Mary Ward were married at the resi dence of the brides father Steninc Ward on Monday Elder A J Tribble officiatingKIxnitnnBynEnMr Joo Kindred and Miss Bessie Bybee were married on last Wednesday at the home of the brides father Mr James Bvbee in this city The ceremony was performed by Kev J W Crates J KssEBoNNY This alteruoon at 3 oclock Mr Hugh Jesse and Miss Sudle Bonny will be married at the residence of the brides mother on North street The ceremony will be said by Rev J W rates in the presence of relatives and immediate friends The bride is the only daughter of Mrs fclla Bonny and is a neice of Mr Grant Norris She is an accomplished musician a mi in very popular with a large circle of friends The groom is a prosperous young farmer of this countv and is a manly upright young gentleman Immediately after the ceremony the hap py young couple will leave for the the grooms home in the country Time CLIMAX joins in with others in extending congratulations DEATH ILALoRlIr and Mrs A II Lalor of their friends over the loss of their two months old infant whose death occured last week DEISS News came from Texas last week announcing the death of Mr onlyeichlteen particularly sad in that he was in the rosy flush of young manhood He was much beloved lor his manlv traits and hits early demise is a source of deep regret to a large circle of friends His remains were taken to Durrant Indian Territory for interment Deceased was a nephew of lIon Jerre A Sullivan and Miss Mary Sullivan ot this city LANE William Lane died last Saturday at the home of his brother Shelton Lane near Kingston Deceased was 77 years old and was a much respected citizen When yet a young man he moved to Illinois whore he amassed quite a fortune About ten years ago however he returned to SIl- ver Creek to live on account of hh wifes health She preceded him to the grave six years ago Mr Lanes estate in Illinois is valued at from 50000 to 100000 He was an honored member of the Richmond blue lodge of Masons and was buried by that order here Sunday afternoon Parrlsh Loona the little daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Parrish of Deca ter Illinois died last week from the effects of burns received from an ex ploding lamp At time time of the acci dent she was alone in a room but her screams soon attracted members of the family who succeeded in extinguishing the flames but not until the little victim was horribly burned She lingered several days with the flesh from half of her body burned off Her death is a great shock to her parents and rela tives Her father is a son of Mr S Parrish and formerly lived here The parents and relatives have the sympa thy of all in their affliction Have rubber tires to take the place of the old wornout steel tires now on your vehicle We can make a new ve hide out of your old oue Call anti get lour prices and we will convince you we are here to do business Richmond Carriage Works In 9tf S L MidkiH Prop 5OO A Womans Vi ws At 17 she said I want a man who is ardent in allof loves ways and whose passionate devotion may never Hag He must be tall broad shouldered and handbome with dark flash ing soulful eyes and if need be go to the end of the world for my sake At 20 she said I want a man who unites the tender sympathy ofa wo man with the bravery of a lion I dont mind his being a little dissipated because that always adds a charm He must be however accomplished to the last degree and capable of any sacrifice for my sake At 25 she said I vi ant a man who unites with an engaging personality a complete knowledge of the world and if necessary he happens to have a past he must alwavs have a future a man with whom I can tru t myself at any time without the slightest embarass ment At 30 she said want a man with money He can have any other attn mutes that a man ought to possess but he must have money and the more he has the better I will like it At 35 she said I want a man In laidi of Antiques Mrs William n Crothere of Louisville was in the city last week in the interest of the Kentucky Building she being one of the lady superintendent Her work is to ga hr odd and quaint relics of this State the same to be placed IIn exhibition during the Fair All kinds of antiques in needle work also modern work consisting of drawn and lace work crochet bead work knit ting home made quilts blankets etc All interesting souvenirs of the pioneer days are very much desired Time greatest of care will be taken of all articles those of an especially delicate nature being placed under a glass case sirs Carothers visited different places in the county anti felt very much encouraged by her visit Here She Is tricking a thorough canvass of the State and will leave soon to take up her wOlk In the Kentucky Building We trust our State will ezcell in such exhibits and that our State building at the great fair will be beautiful with the handiworkand rare relics of Kentucky All articles sent for this purpose should be addressed thus Womans Department Kentucky Worlds Fair Commission fialdeman Warehouse Louisville Ky Something to Be Proud Of Among the many thmgs our city can boaol ofnotbing deserves more mention than the greenhouses conducted by Albert Not many towns the size of Richmond have an industry of this kind especially one run on as extensive a scale At Alberts can be found all kinds of flowers blooming plants beautiful and stately palms lerns asparagus and so on Albert can furnish the most beautiful designs and cut flowers on short notice It is a strange fact that people will send away to Lexington and other places to get floral designs and boxes of flowers when the same timings can be gotten right here at home Our motto is to patronize home industries and unless we do this how can we expect such to thrive and remain with us A walk out through Alberts greenhouses would be enough to show one that he can supply any kind of flower wished for His prices are tAr more reasonable tban those charged by city florists not considering expressage We trust now that Easter is here at hand that our people will remember Albert and give him their order for Easter boxes and bouuettm He is a gentleman in every sense of the word his dealings are thoroughly upright and honest and he deserves the patronage of the home people This is a home industry and if not supported by home people by whom will it be supported And if it is not supported how can we expect it to remain in our midst So do not send away for flowers but give Albert your order he will treat you right I o LJLi 1 Perrins Fine Ki- dGloves Just for the sake of selling as fine Gloves as are made in the world we have recently added the famous Perrins Pique Kids They are made in France and are unequaled for elegance of fit and style1O and 200 And a great assortment of other dress and driving Gloves at 50e 75e 1 125 150 2 And our stock of goodwork Gloves is not surpassed any where Barkers Collars Exclusive agents here for these fine Collars which are far better than any others sold in Rich mond They are made of pure linen of fine quality and are shaped so as to fit the neck with perfect ease and comfort All styles 2 for 25c And our lOc collars are the priceCelluloid Rubber Collars 5 10 and 20- eSpring Neckwear All the newest styles in fourin hands bows midgets and other shapes of richest silks in most beautiful patterns25 and 50c This is The Shoe Store for Men and our stock of mens and t are as the men = 5 to 6 are to to 5 our for the 4 OUR Good Company The Carroll Comedy Company closed a weeks engagement at Barlows Hall Saturday night This is fur above the average repertoire com pan and crowded houses greeted them at every performance The work of Baby Hope the child entertainer was especially while the specialties of Gordon McDowell and andlOrtown News This company will be at the Grand 0ra House all of next week begin ning Monday night They have received the highest endorsement of the press wherever they have shown and III every way is above the ordinary run of repertoire companies Resolutions The Baptist Sunday school was very much grieved on last Sunday mornicg when Mrs H T Daniel stated that in asmuch as she had accepted a position with the D D Institute at Danville it became necessary for her to olTer her resignation both as teacher and treas titer ol the Sunday school Mrs Dan isl has had charge of the infant class for fifteen years During these years she lies had under her training score of children who will rise up in the last dty and call her blessed and heaven will be the brighter to her as she shall meet them one by one Therefore be it Resolved 1st That in the loss of Sister Daniel tie Sunday school loses one of its best and most faithful workers one whose life ja above reproach 2nd That we commend her without r servation to the people of Danville 3rd That a copy of these resolutions be spread on the record book of our Sunday school also a copy be furnished Sinter Daniel and one sent to our county papers for publication Done by order of the Sunday school leLniary 28 1904 R C H COVINGTON I MRs Com UNION CITY Mr J D Hamilton is suffering with a severe case of grip Mrs Ann Oldham is out again after Hiving suffered several days with ripi When she is too sick to eat or talk her friendes get uneasy about her Mr D Bushs wife and child have recovered from small pox Jikewise JOhn F Thomas wife Mr Jerry Noland and wife 01 Silver Creek are visiting his mother Mrs Margaret Noland Mrs Everett Grinstead presented her husband with a fine girl a few days ago Mary Anderson Mr Wm Reeves family are recov iusr from a severe attack of grip H K Reeves la out again after a pro racted illness Miss Gertrude Todd from Prof Elli otts school at North Middletown is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Todd Quite a number of our young people enj yed a social at the residence of Mr and Mrs I N Sharp Saturday eveningRev H Brookshire of Missouri brother of W W Brookshire here occupied the pulpit at the Baptist Church Sal urday and Sunday In lieu of the pastor Rev McMillan of whu was suddeuly called home Saturday evening by the serious illness of fatherRev pastor of the Baptist church of Waco and Speedwell was a visitor at the Baptist church to heavy rains oat sowing promises to be as Into as last year Mr Wm J Risk is down with grip MIJlI Risk going to Martinsvlllo Ind to try to leave his rheumatism with which ho has suiT red so much in the bath tubs there r Stylish Suits For Boys care as fit tt circuit Court Madison Circuit Court willconvene next April 4 The docket is of 118 criminal cases 1S7 old equity 32 equity appearances 27 ordi nary appearances and 33 old Of the 32 equity appearances there are 11 divorce suits eight of which are white persons and three Hon Jessie Alverson of Stanford was here last week Mrs J B Nniris of Maroa Ill is here visiting relatives Mrs J S Crutcher has been visiting relatives in Mrs Noalo Bennett is from a severe attack of grip Judge J C Chenault returned Monday from a business trip to Indiana Miss Carlisle Chenault went to Lex ington last to see Rogers Brothers in London tt Mrs T D Chenault Sr and Mrs A K McCown are guests of Mrs Nelson Gay in Clarke county Mr Lucien Burnam of Frankfort was a guest of relatives and friends here last week Mrs Vanl ot Irvine has been visiting her aunt Mrs Claud Levi S Elder is in Mt Vernon visiting her mother Mrs Frances Hood of is the pleasant guest of Mr and Mrs Kupor Hood t11 ClothingDepartmentbetter fitting garments and higher quality for your money All the newest styles in Buster Browns Russian Blouse Sailor and Norfolk Yokes for the little fellows and for the larger boys up to 16 years weve a fine of the new suits with round cut coats and belts or the ever double styles in the sea sons newest and handsomest fabrics 150 to 600Anda fine stockof long pants suits for the manly fellows up to 20 years selected with the greatest regards and style 5 TO 15 The SHOE STORE For Men and Boys correctly speaking Boys because boys footwear consideredTheseHanans recognized everywhere worlds finest for Florsheims seconds Hanans And WalkOvers stand without an equal price350and collectionTRY SHOES I BANKS11CLOTHING PITS drugstoreElk Reichspfarr organization commendable MAUYENGLsmi Georgetown contemplates Monday composed ordinary col- oredPSONAL Lexington convalescing Wednesday Stepnenson SmithMrs EdmistonMiss Covington Norfolks showing novelty popular breasted shoes close 350 Mr Elliott Poe Smith of Louisville spent Sunday with his mother Mrs A W Smith Mr G W Pickels Jr of State College spent SnmTay with his parents In this city Miss Florence Chenault has been visiting her sister Mrs Harrisoa Simrall in Lexington Mr A T Chenault is visiting rein tires and friends in Madison county Shelbyville Sentinel Mrs Stove Bailey and daughter Miss Lucy of Harrodsburg are guests of Mrs John Nomad Mrs I C Hunt of Shelbjville is the guest of her mother Mrs Elizabeth Crowe on Oak street Mr Jack McGrath one of the Lax ington Heralds efficient reporters was here last Wednesday and Thurs day the guest of Miss Mary Culton Mr Milward Brown left Monday for Johnson Tenn where ho has ac cepted a position with a furniture and undertaking establishment Mrs C D Miller will entertain her Sunday School class with an egg hunt on Saturday afternoon at her home on Fourth street Mr Burrell Million who is holding down a case in the Jessamine Journal office spent Sunday with his home folks in this city Mr and Mrs Robt Lane of Bloomington Ill who came out to attend the funeral of their relative Mr Wm Lane wore guests of Mrs Lyman Parrish on Secondstreet El I n Miss May Horton of Cincinnati hi arrived and taken charge of tne trim ing department of Miss K V Schmidts millinery establishment- Mr and Mrs Herbert Scrirasr re turned from Martinsville Ind Saturday Mrs Scrivner who received treatment at the above place for rhi u mrtism is greatly improved J H Toy assistant superintendent of the Metropolitan Life Insurant Co has been transferred from Mt Sterling to Richmond and is succeed ed here by John F Craig of Winches tormlt Sterling Democrat Mrs B E Ballew of Cincinnati visiting Mrs Jerry Powell and other relatives here smut in the county Mrs Ballew was formerly Miss Elizabeth Baldwin and this is her lir t visit home since her marriage several weeks ago She has received a hearty welcome from ber many friends Prof I Cochrane Hunt whose tmt year in charge of the Shelbjville Latin School has been a big success has jut received a nattering offer of the Presidency of the female school at Thomas villa Ga Prof Hunt has neither declined nor accepted the offer as yet and it is believed and hoped here that he wIll not think of leaving Shelby ville He himself says that he has no idea of leaving so pleasant a field of work if the present prospects for next years session of the local school con tinues so flattering but that the off IT he has received is one that he is bound to consider and with deliberation Shelby ville iiffiJEifrill Pi SentinelrLEJ t7 tjl f L zIr i t JL1T I 11111Y F r r J i tV I f fl t Vt J t k I I iIt 1iit- t r W If 11 WI g ri i trr f I A 4L- I r J 1 II it 11 t 6 Se I tjstttiis555jjj iJ t jiijt iii II I I I e SelectionS 1 1 55S 35zS S 5 SSe STYLISH-S Sc S5S S 5 5 S 5 SSS sssa SSSSS ssssSSss i s- S a sseeese eeesee e cee eeese 5 ee ce eeeseecs eesseecce aS iS S S S 5 S S 5 5 5 S S S S S S S S S S S S S S 0 5 S S S S S S S S S 5 5 S S S S S 55S I5 t t I I t I 5 5555 S 55 S55 S 5555 5S ESS55 555SS SOS 55 e5 55 5a S S 5 5555- S1S r S 5 0 5 S 555 S ssseS5s5155 S SSISS SISS SSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS5SSSSSSSSS 55551cC555 5ever shown in the city While we carry an elegant line S 5 Iof ever thing in Footwear it is with pardonable pride that S SpringaS5 I5 5 5S Shoes for ladies men and children You can make no 5555 5eS5555 55 our over as represents some S S Ithe best shoemakers of the world and you will see our prices S 5 SS 5 are lower than are generally asked for these highclass Shoes 5 5 555 esII5S 555 5 S 55Sci5 5 11 CRUTCHER TRIBBLE S S 1 5 1 S S Main Street Richmond Kentucky 55S5S I I I 5 5 5 C S S S S S I S S S 5 5 S S S S 5 S I S I S S S S I S 5 5 S S S S S S S I S S S S 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 SSSSS5 SSSSS SSSSSe555S 55555SSS5S5SSSeSSSSSeSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 1 he Richmond Climax J O CHENAULT President A D MILLEEdLtor Manager WEDNESDAY MAR 23 1904 rUHLISHKll CVCKV WKDNICSUAY The Climax Printing Co Incorporated u CiiAxaK swe peth over all say- ste poet yet how apt we are to forget the truth and think that tomorrows aU be as today It is nota thought to make one morbid the rather should it cause the earnest man to hold up his head for jut since he knows that the change that shall have taken place when the morrow shnll have come may be one to give him cause for selfgra Uilation sine it marks an onward step Forwiml or backward such is the nature of the change that sweeps over us all restlessly unceasingly day in and day out from thp first moments to the last of our existence Awl with us who are workers rests tke burden naynot the burden hut the happiness of making each day oount for advance As the minutes make up the hours so does each separate task added to all the others of the day make up the record of the daywhich can never be altered in after years Then how groat the obli gation to use our best thought our fullest powers in each separate duty How great the responsibility to use onoh opportunity it passes before us We must grasp and use When your days work is done you are a different entity a different I from what you were when you started your work that day What you have done has become a purl of your record what you have gained hrs become a part of your new self what you have lost has left you so much the poorer for wast od opportunity The application of this little preachment is to make your work COURt in yourself by putting your best in it- ExA3tzNAT1os for the Cecil Rhodes poholarsnip will be held simultaneously in each State or province in the United States and Canada beginning April 13th The Rreathitt County grand Jury has returned an indictment against the Jjixington Herald for criminal libel in making a report of Beach Hargis ar rest some tiinn ago CI tlBrowerCo LEXINGTON K- yClearailce Sale of- Childrens Furniture Draperies Leather Furniture Dining Room and Odd Chairs This Week t CFBrowerCo MAIN AND BROADWAi LIcTON Ky Ii A BEAUTIFUL object lesson in the tariff for the American people is in the contract of a steel mill in the Un ited States to deliver at Montreal 40 000 tons of rails for the Canadian Pacific Railwayat2l 25 a ton This allowing for cost of delivery is 18 a ton at the mills or 10 a ton less than the cost to American purchasers of steel rails at the mill The contract price to the Canadian Pacific Railway left a margin of fair profit for the manufacturers and all that is above this price is an iniquitous extortion upon American consumers which can be practiced only under cover of a shamefully exorbitant tariff HowI long will the colossal iniquity dured by the American people Philadelpha Record IT costs the Japanese about 950000 for every hour its war ships bombard Port Arthur This fleet carries a total of 17 12inch guns and 186 3inch guns besides numerous torpedo tubes and small guns The 12inch mon sters can be fired every five minutes and last only 300 charges while the 8inch guns can be discharged every two minutes and the 6inch guns in onehalf that time and the 3inch guns can be fired every 30 seconds The shells cost from 6 to 510 and torpedos from 2500 to 5000 This gives some idea of the enormous cost of modern armaments and modern projectiles Should the war be pro longed it will bankrupt both powers not taking in consideration the ter rible loss of life and work of devasta tion A Law Which If Passrf Would have Btne fited Richmond Greatly Just now when the City Council is busying itself in the introduction of a businesslike system of municipal ac counting it may be interesting to read the correspondence that ensued between Covet nor Beckhara and Mr Clarence E Woods of this city on the xubject of a law which Mr Woods entreated the Governor to recommend in his message to the late Legislature by which not only Richmond but every municipality in Kentucky would have been able to save thousands of dollars Simply through adopting a universal and standard method of ipportioninR expending and accounting public funds collected by taxation cities may regulate their financial affairs as banks do But where no two cities in a State have the same system of accounting there is no comprehensive method of keeping records as each city is a law to itself andall is chaos when it comes to mak ing out a statement It is not the fault of the clerks but of the system or rather lack of system that has been al lowed to grow up But HUH is the way Mr Woods rec ommendations to Governor Beckham were commended and endorsed by that eminent Chicago Journal Public Policy which is devoted to the Correct Understanding of Public Questions and edited by Hon Allen Ro Foote of Columbus Ohio who says in his issue of January 30 UNIFORM PUBLIC ACCOUNTING ron KEN TUCKY When public men take the position that a good measure for the general welfare morally andeconomically sound is a good measure to be placed to the credit of their party and ad ministration regardless of the source from which it emanates good measures will more frequently be enacted into law Kuoh a position is in accordwith the requirements of intelligent honesty and of justice to the people represented- In the correspondence following there is gratifying evidence of the growth of a healthy public sentiment in this regard Mr Woods in addres sing the Governor of Kentucky on the pnbject of uniform public accounting puts the case exactly right and the response of the Governor is in a spirit that should commend itself to all chief executives of State If now Kentucky does not gain the benefits that are inherent in a uniform system of account jug prescribed and audited by State authority the people musthold these representatives who failed to vote for the measure responsible for their neg lect of duty United States Senate Washington DC Dec 31 1003 Hon J C W Beckham Governor Frankfort Ky Dear SirPermltme to urge upon you to recommend to the Legislature the enactment of a law providing for a uniform system of municipal account ing Under your benign administra tion of affairs our State has resumed its wonted ways of peace and pro arity X hence I can conceive of no act of this Legislature calculated to have such an important influence on our continued prosperity and progress as would the adoption of a law similar to one in our neighboring State of Ohio Keeping city accounts by a uniform intelligent businesslike system is of almost equal importance to citizens as the present system of keeping bank books which permits an expert with out assistance to know at a glance the condition ot any banking institutio- nII sending you some literature on the subject which you wills do me the honor to read I warrant once you catch the spirit of the subject you will discover that you could erect no more durable munument to yonr career as our Chief Executive than to leave a law upon our statute books such as I have indicated Such a law should be broadenough to include all the financial departments of our State county andcity governments securing the maximum of accuracy and efficiency in our fiscal officers My apology tor intruding upon you is my zeal in the cause of better mu nicipal systems which touch citizens at ever turn while their national gov ernment touches them only here and there Your friend Signed C E WOODS KentuCkYExecutive January ii mOl Hon Clarence E Woods Washington lJ C Dear Sirl am directed by the Joy ernor to acknowledge receipt of yours ol the Slst nit enclosing certain docu ments in regard to public accounting and to say that while the same came too late to be embodied in his recommendations to the Legislature be feels sure that the suggestions will be yen valuable and he will call the attention of some of the influential members of the General Assembly to the same He will therefore retain the doeumnls until such time as you will request their return Very truly Signed EDW O LEIGH Secretary to the Governor Editor Foote baa supplied the CLIMAX with a copy of Ohio Uniform Public Accounting Law which is In force and operation there and has been adopted by several other States It was this law that Mr Woods sought to have Governor Beckham recommend to the Legislature Mr Foot says All that is needed in any commit nity to give added momentum to the movement for uniform public account lug is an intelligent worker who will read the literature on the subject which we are ready to supply and in terest himself in getting others to read it We shall be glad to hear from all who are willing to serve their commu- nitIes in tIns way RESOLUTIONS M Vernon Signal x HALL OF ASHLAND LODGE No 640 F A M At a regular meeting of Ashland Lodge No 640 March 14 1004 the fol lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted WhEREAS our Brother A C Franklin was called from the pain and suffering of earth to eternal life on Feb 28th 1004 in the seventyfirst year of his a eAnd whereas he was a consistant andhadand our Lodge is weakened by hia loss th erefore be it Resolved 1st That a good man has passed away and we be warned of the certain ty of our own disolntion beresvfdfamilybereavement and point them to Him who only can afford comfort in time of sorrow and affliction ualbadresolutionsbegiven the family of the deceased and SignalforJ A Laudrum H S Brannaman L W Bethurum Committee Catanh Cannot Be Caret with Local Applications as they can not reash the seat of the disease Ca tarrh is a blood or constitutional di sease and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies Halls Ca tarrh Cure is taken interniily and acts directly on the and mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure is not a byoneriptionpurifiers acting directly on the mucous surfaces The perfect combina tion ol the two ingredients is what pro curingCatarrh OSoldMUcFMBdr PHI life the Wt im Electric lights have been put in the First Presbyterian church to replace the gas This will be quite a needed improvement Htetlai Woodmen ot the World Lolnetaa- gy Much 24 For the above occasion the Louisville t Atlantic railway company will pell round trip tickets from all stations on its line to Lexington March 23 and 24 atone fare plus 25 cents for return on March 26 H R Smith GF and P AISpring Styles Miss Emma Golden is again agent i for Charles A Stevens of Chicago and ladies wishing the correct styles in prlng suits will do well to call on her The spring outfit is more elaborate than ever before Every style Is new mid different from any ef last year she can also furnish underwear corset and hosiery Be sure to call on Miss iolden and let her furnish you with a euperb and stylish spring suit Pri ces are reasonable Miss Emma Golden Hobson BIdg Richmond Ky 16mtf To the frolic I desire to call your special attention- to the tact that the season for houst painting and papering is drawing clost stud no donbt you contemplate painting Mild papering the exterior and interIor of your residence this spring or tall and as I know of no better or safer way to invest reasonable atnountof money than this I desire to remind you again of the fact that I am still in the paint log and wall paper business awl aui thoroughly prepared to furnish you estimates free of charge and do your painting and wall paper hanging at very reasonable prices As I employ none but firstclass workmen and us only the best materials in and on all work I do I can and wilt guarantee good results and perfect satisfaction on all work I may do for you and therefore ask von for at least a share of your work promising you in return for your money value received A full and complete line of the newest designs in wall paper of all kinds and colors of pure white lead palnt always on hand Thanking you for past patronage and for a continuance of same this year I am- Yours very respectfully W L LEEDS Store and shop West Irvine street between Second and Third Silk and Dress Goods ImportedFancySuits in both Louisslne and Taffeta grounds The latest plain weaves in the most desirable colorings in Printed Foulard Silks Crepe deOhene all desirable shades 75 yardWhite Mercerized Batiste Madras Cloths Cheviots fancv stripe and figured at 25c value 40c35i for qualityA of 32 and 36inch Fancy Zephyrs plain Oxfords Voiles and Linen Suitings at 2o and 25c per yardNew Ideas in Shirt Waists We are now showing all the correct ideas in new Spring Shirt Waists Corsets and Hosiery Just received a full line of Peetz Corsets indorsed by dressmakers and women of fashion W B and J B Corsets all sizes straight front longer short hip regular SI and 125 grades 89c thedisplayiennes Wool Veiling and other soft clinging fabrics that are now all the rage ArtisticDressmaking 0 i sf m IY8MEI IEIFS TIE HEALTH Kills the Germs of Grip Catarrh and r Colds Costs Nothing If It Falls I Says B L Middelton 9 Now that Hyomel can be obtained inC nearly every town and city in the country it is possible to buy from drug gists a healthgiving climate to be carC ned in the purse tr pocket By breath ing it a few minutes four times a day coldsII B L Miiddelton baa seen so many remarkable cures made by the Hyornei treatment that be sells it with theC positive agreement to return the money if it failsto cure A complete outfit costs but SI and consists of the pocket inhaler medicine dropper and sufficient to last severalwfCks It effects a cure in the worst caI tarrhal troubles and if breathed at the commencement of a cold or the grip will check it quickly and prevent sick ness Extra bottles of Hyoinoi can be obtained for 50c When breathed through the inhaler the germkilling and health giving Hy omei goes to the most remote cells of the throat and lungs killing all the ca tarrhal germs soothing the irritated mucous membrane and vitalizing the blood with ozone At this season of the year everyone should have a Hyomei outfit to prevent and cure catarrhal troubles and ward off attacks of grip pneumonia and aim ilar germ diseases 1m Dont forget we acknowledge co superior in the merchant tailoring bus- Iness all our work Is guaranteed tf Stouffer tMahler New Firm Having purchased the grocery and meat business of Robert Hurst near L N depot I cordial invite all my friends as well as all patrons of the old firm to call on me when needing any thing in this line I will carry con stantly in stock only the best of goods and my meat market will be supplied with the nices stock to be had and will uphold my reputation for being a neat clean butcher I also desire to purchase five cows giving from three to four gallons milk per day Again soliciting a share of your patronage I am respectfully HamiltonIPhone 17 16mtf J L WATSON Tweed and Scotch Mixtures in the rough and smooth worsted effects specially priced from 40r to 2Voile Etamiup 40 inches wide strict ly all wool in plain and fancy weaves all colors at 49c per yard These art the most popular fabrics in the market we will offer ten pieces of a well known quality that considered excellent value at 125 and 150 per yard 42 and 44 inche wide comes in black and desirable shades at Sue and 115 Artistic Tailored Dress and Suits for Easter at very attractive prices Never before stylishSuite1250 to 30 including all the newest models and swagger effects Beautifully made Skirts latentshapes instep length or longer 5350 tolS varietytheand dressy Costumes and Shirt Waist Suitings and as an extra attraction offer special values and prices J L WATSONLadies 18 and 20 North Upper St Ky Wall Paper and Painting We have just received a nice line of the newest patterns in WALL PAPER and shall be glad to have you call and in spect our stock before buying We Have the Goods and the Price to Suit aILs We have secured the services of Mr B Slgman who is a practical painter and interior decorator and can have all the paper you buy from us put on if so and will guarantee all work done by him 1We are also In shape to take jobs of House Painting and will be glad to furnish estimates Call and see us before making your con tra- ctsPerry Thomas Patronize HOME I INDUSTRY I wish to call the attention of the public to the fact that my stock of Gut Flowersand everything that is for a nice EASTER BOX nevermoreW HATS the use of sending away from home and paying double prices when you can get thesame here at about THE PRICE If you want as geod Flowers as are growh buy them at youYours prices I AlbertPltcme 188 Hyomei todayMonday WalLing Lexington needed ONEHALF The Florist Rkhtnoad Kvj 1It t J xt Contest of MusiC and Elocution A contest of music and locution will- Ie s given under the auspiCes of Million tebekab Ledge No 28 L 0 O F Phnrsday April 14 The program will ionsist of the following egIBest Piano DuetFirst prize 5 see ind prize 2Best Recitation girl or boy under 14 rears of age First prlz 2 second rizelBest young lady over 14 rears of age First prize S5 second prize 82- Best Recitation young gentleman ver 14 years of age First prize 5jecond prize 2 nest Vocal Solo by young lady First prize 5 second prize 2 Best Vocal Solo by young getleman First prize 5 second prize 2Best Vocal Duet First prize Vi see end prize 2 Those wishing to enter any of the above mentioned contests will please leave their names and address with Miss Callle Adams at W D Oldlmme store or B Juett at his store QUEENS CONTEST In the meantime balloting to begin at once A queen will be elected by popular vote for this occasion the prize being a handsome umbrella All young ladies will he nliirible to enter this contest Ballots slinnlil he left with B Juett or at the County Judges officeEach contestant will be limited to ten minutes 2mtf Go to Billy Freeman First street for your court day dinner flU For the next 2o days we will closeout for cash at cost two Moores double heaters three Radiant Homes three Colas Hot Blast stoves in order to make room for spring goods D B Shackelford Co For engraved cards invitations etc see samples and prices at the CLI MAX office Our clothing have a grace and comfort that only artist can make Stouffer Mauler For Rest House on East Main street Good high healthy location all necessary outbuildings including servants chick en buggy and ice house Good stable and lot also large garden and yard 2mtf John Donelson For Ret Our large and commodious store room 18 x 100 feet No 208 south side Main street This is one of the best located best lighted and handsomest storeroom in the city Suitable for almost any kind of business Call on or ad dress JOHN G TAYLOR Sons Richmond Kentucky Telephone No 297 Iuir rubber tires to take the place of the old wornout uteel tires now on your vehicle We can make a new vehicle out of your old one Call and get our prices and we will convince you we are here to do business Richmond Carriage Works in 9 tf SL Midkifl Prop Strayed From my place near the Madison County Stock Yards a black yearling steer with horns RewardJoe IGmtf Richmond Ky Let the CLIMAX print your horse and jack cards We not only do work promptly but neatly and with dispatch Oall and see samples and get prices before placing your order 7I 7IM f fI4 F e t twon JSIYCA PPMIEN I 4 m Dont Fooled iL t FDontbe fooled by advertisements of Womens Shoes are Scu1pured or Statuesque Use a goodtit honest Saxon word and ask if they FIT 78 Boots 3 I4 Oxfords 250 Spcdal Sizes 50c Extra Fast color eyelets not wear brassy tjDorice arnold ffi I mT+++ Meals served at all hours at Billy Freemans restaurant Fiist St tf 1 ac F Jc0 Thylo4Successor Successor to E TAYLOR BROS rC Has Everything the Farmer needs i- ft for his Spring Plowing 3 He handles the celebrated Vulcan Plow j tAnd also has Cooking Stoves Ranges etc of theQ Latest Pattern and Lowest Prices Roofing and Guttering A Specialty GVIE HIM A CALL t t t 1 wi have the best Equipped Best Lighted and the most up to date TAILOR SHOP in the South This fact alone should convince the public that we are prepared to do the very best work We have in our employ only the most skilled workmen and are now ready to serve the people of Richmond Madison and adjoining counties OUR GARMENTS have an individuality which cannot be excelled anywhere Satisfaction guaranteed on all our work kLfiL Mahler Theres the point Theres the rub illlThere is one shoe that fits That is Queen QualitysL Buy them if you want to see your foot look a full size Ismaller if you want to spare yourself onehalf ofyour daily fatigue 8 if you want to own shoes that will be a constant delight because they fit accurately Over a million women say this Comment is unnecessary Well HEHOE9amed Theftraclicalj5aiiztersajsthe the weather because the paint on his house wont j weather the storms could live a life of sun shine by using Pattons SUNPROOF PaintPattons SunProof Paint gives double the service of allwhite lead or any ordinary paint It is made of the most perfect com bination of paint materials to stand the severest trial the sun and weather can give it Guaranteed to keep its gloss and Wear well for five years Send for book of Paint Knowledge and Advice free to PATTON PAINTCO Lake St Milwaukee Wfs Geo M Willging Paints Oils Varnishes Brushes Pictures Window Shades Frames Window Glass Mirrors Etc r Spring is Com in I That means spring cleaning and a general renovating of everything Every housewife will want something new in the way of WWjfill IDf9 IIllID lmJ to freshen up her home for summer We have every thing and enything in the Furniture line from the smallest piece up to the most massive Bed= room Suits DressingTvbles t FancyOddCome to our store on the corner of Second and Irvine streets and we will take pleasure in showing you our Fulland Complete Stock Our Undertaking Department is carried on in themost lpip date manner Give us a call whether you want to buy or not HLWISIOLOHAM There is nothing like Good FLOURJ iEvery housewife every cook knows that iiHGood eakes Rolls 1 Biscuits caniiot be made without good Flours Our mill turns out the very best that can be hade 6jrprocess for making Flour and Meal is of the latest Our brands are RlHston Patent Na ural Produc Belle of Madison MADE HYTHE Elliston Mill Co eil WACO KENTUCKY qt r C Ct7 fL r tC A Splendid QmmrlTlllJlJli1ly y rc To invest in lVlirg Stock in a rich mining property t situated U ee rries frcm Globe Arizona i i ThcIIVesuO iU tequ bttd ithoiou fhly ill vestigav this property owned by the V W Arizcni Colorado Copper Belt and r Gold Mining and Milling Company ftW ow tkHIHte le he equal to any nt the Urna t Ji cere in Amelias wonderful Copper Belt extendin tH Ju o S1said t Absolutely in the Center of the Belt And in the Center of the Globe P future la tint excelled in IhorldnmiiiiwJliHiH DlrICL whM a s iii pst UIH present production anti r WA ur in a OOJIIMC IHMV hit nndl i m nin N u dsIIf my kl0dIIlnllll1eDt sllll Jelllll on V everifV qMHHltles l inl Hitil Jllltt HWWM rtsiIIICl iII HP on tbe snuiml I1e wlm dW HI Lily stork in tIt rpiit miuioir poiHrties of Arizona anil other parts of the wontwhen c It w olfrrwl fur lOr elmre and laer on wtnt to SiD tJfr hart now tiny III the 5 ArizonaColorado Copper Belt Gold Mining Milling Co- P which HIt tb IlIvlIttol on the Gromd Floor sdth the ProtBotw Sti k fully paid aiil nnnnessb1e Pro ed mining and milling and the hoist Vu t fr iui e rHiok ris s into ivvliiieni work for machinery IIIIuc1IIIlIlnK ul fiqitit niit ti mill 1 XII tInrtI olfteer It INtV fitft iiI wlun mine if pro4iflCit As nil invlStmf lIt gUllrnntt6tlahso lutol Mfo Ii IIInill tTreIsiet4mtiNs but w an investment for it must advance in prie- eFt tsrthir IsIrtiiw M4ldre KOKT KOKBR- l JOS D WHIIHAM FRANK A WRIGHTIr f MMl i Hi Mjer Stu irsurrVhi President Msht OlHee mtHwh OW 848 qultshe IWde Bianuh Ortke flit THOIIIJI Bldn Hlot Aiiitift ieivsi ukrinirOhi4tgo Illinois ci e CL L7ysvuu J ffO V It IhI IIt ii KVASS IK 2jTdCW Firm4 AND A Magnificient Stock of Goods t Everythingihome beautiful c can be found in our store c iand our prices Wlll suit I 1everybodyeJ We are at home at Joplins old standon i Main street and we guarantee the best fe V andmost polite attentiont V = c === = y 5 give us a caI1 y n Crutcher v Evans r Main Street Richmond Ky 0q h MY NAME IS THURMAN On Sausage Row r h And Buys 0 tI f t ir JStf i iio SKINSi Ilft y Fr further information address General Passenger Agentt Chicago A Reminder That we are right in the pushwith our superb stock of j t jt Dry Goods1 t We carry a complete line of Notions beautiful Laces Hamburgs also the best quality of Mat tings Give us a call and we will give you satisfa- ctionWhite GibsonCor- ner Main and Second RICHMOND KENTUCKY LAf F 7I F i7When you are g lng to Paint use TPREPAREO HOUSE PAINT iIt is uuequaled for Durability and Finish i THE BEST 2 Mth fniifC0V+ tf Louisville KyM r For Sale by W L LEEDS Richmond Kv 7aJ 4I + J m7 J frrc u 5Q KILL THE COUCIJ AND CURE THE LUNCS gsNeM IFOR CONSUMPTION ISOc Surest and Quickest Cure for all THROAT and LUNG TROUB LES or MONEY BACK t For 8i lt nv H O Mktoii CALL AT+ + + JONES MERSHONS SALOON PARLOR WHEN IN TOWN Coolest and most refreshing of drinks that can be found pensedbydation Jenulnc Saratoga Water Kept on Tap Phone 3 Second St ATTENTION We have tnovwl our prtxhicf bdfines from he Enst Km of Main street to the Garnett IloiiKi storeroom on Second streei where we will be glad to welcome our friends and patroitp We will continue to nay UK highest market price for Eggs Poultry Hides Furs andother Produce jive us a call in our new quarters and we will convince you that WI are the leaders in tin Produce Business ii Madison county GOTT BROS Second street SHjiinlv RICHMOND m TO tTHOSEwishingto the celebrated Page Wire Fence Ij s Veare pleased lostnte flmt it is on sale at tlin tollowitii places in Madisoii county ArbucKle Simmons Srcv Hamilton O Plane J W Matters I V Whltloet mini ztapp Burton Roberta J W Tenter J WFrewftt L A Wearren t C McWhartor RIckner Early LT Coy R cbmond Waco Red House Valley View Baldwin Newby Rutbtoa BdenUm Paint kgIallitceton Keren KirkBville A 50 YEARSI EXPERIENCE J TRADE MARKS DESIGNS AcAnjrona t aiInventlnn0II1atentaaei theScientific drenlatlonyears four months fL Sold by all newsdealer YorkDrancti Weak Hearts J everyoneIndigestionoolytraeablegestlon All food taken Into the stomach which falls of perfect digestion ferments and theheartthaIdelicatestomachWblo feuIIIaIthaKodol Digests What You Eat and relieves the stomach of all nervous strain and the heart of ill pressure Bottle oaIJ toetrbUe tPrepared by E 0 DWirr ft CO CHICAGO For sale byrerry Tholiaa x f i Tragedy Averted Just in the nick of time our little hoy was Raved writes Mrs W Wat killKC Pleasant City Ohio Pneu mrnia had playedcad havoc with him and a set in besides Doctors treated him but he grew worse every ilny At length we tried Dr Kings Nw Discovery for Consumption and our darling was saved Hes now sound and well Everybody ought to know its the only sure cure fur Couirlis Cold and all Lung dis eases Guaranteed by R C Stockton druggist Price 50c and SI Trial bot tlt I free 1m There is something crooked in the fMsrienre that iii iHts only on eccen riiity The ldr a man H1 tli Imrderit is nr him In fpejBorry for the lady whoe nir iOtt lipt jist tiled More Riots HKiiirhaiues of IrikeN are not near v trrnv as an inilividnul disorder of ii ivsfem Overwrk Inca of uleep ifrv uis tension VII be followed by nt ifr Collapse unlesR a reliable remedy immeiliately employed Theres Iotlno eHlrient to dire diEtordern ol Ip liver or kidneys as T5leotriir Bitters Ita wonderful tunic and efFective nf rviie and the createst all arouml moiiinine fur run down systems ii pHls Nervonsnes RtieiimatiRin anil Nciirauia and expos Malarial cerms On v fiOn and siulpfnrtion guaranteed h R O Stockton dnitririst 1m I have for Rile two good broodmares Will trail tor a srood younjr inille John D fJoodlo- eM2Wt Whites Station Ky Master Commissioners Notice to Creditors MADISON CIRCUfT COUR- TCMlaysAIrnr Pit igC 1Ns Inat lira Or ls Dft All pe nns bavin claims aalnt the estate of c M Icy ec lire herebv llillilld 10 flle lie ftrnt 1elIy verified wlththc uuderiKnid or Ieore tbf Mth day of March or 8nme will btlredS M 0111 C C a a Notice to Creditors All parties having cliin stInt T A RobiiKOii are notified t fie aiue witi II- Iundersined prow verified on or before April lit r same will be barred TAt S CRUTCH HR AsMne- Ome t Crutcher K Hvn furniture etore 17fm Reduced Rates to the West and Southwest via Southern Rfy- Koinid trip IInkrA ii1 one way onid rss in flKrt on II t aiil thin Piledays In enrh munti CiH on or aldresn T V fI Tray pLellt 8lK Main t 1xinKtiin Por Sale Property advertised under this head is not charged for unless sale is made For com plete particulars callon or ad dress The Climax Printing Co Richmond Ky NO1 No2 NO3 No 5 tfo 6- No7 Uo8 No 9 fo 10 oll o 13 lo 14 No 16 lo 17 o 18 lo 19- Nro 20- folo21 tio 22 o 23- Fo 25 io 26 027 028 io 29 roo 30 A two tory frame resIdence contain 1ng6i iml two haIls In Rich monrt Ky Lot 4lxlM fHt ssl- 1rn 1669 SM tens that original cost Atwotoy frame residence on on of the n1oet resident streets in Rich mond lies all accessary outbuild ines great bargain for alii one dr siring a nice home Two niw residence near Main street and on y thee squares from coo it house more de lible location for an i lel iKinie could not be found These residences will be Old at a bargain SIM will boy a good town lot Hx200 ieet A town lot on good street 40x ieO fret Prior 0 producinirenaresidence bern und other outbuild logs Price SI 260 hood furn containing about 130 acres good residence birn and other Ira provemrntn in fine locality Price st Farm containing acres well fenced hut with no other Improve ment Can be bought in connection with No8 IrieeSlrfeo Four cottages on nice street well improved Price SI Mt each Good cottaee in firstclass condition ctsterd etc Price Nice residence containing seven ctlyLareenecessary outbuildings Price SSWd Oood lot suitable for hnalnes house can be bought cheep A four room cotage and seven acres of nd fivi are in grass and two in garden good orchard Jinrt crape buIldingThisthriving vtllHge where churches ali choola Ire convenient Price WlJ One of the nicest residences In Richmond containing eght rooms cItyLotA twosory residence in good neighborhood Lot 126x130 feet PriceK8MIA nice residence for nnv one desir ingim Ideal hiiAie One cf the hIS consnioied uildines In Richmond well improved Price 2200 neighbnrliond iCIOIIIitliUS purchdgrea liarcxiii at 1100 Will miint residence for purchaser roomubeeutftuloulHiiIiilnesl eluding wood stable and iilorn Price tim Will sell painresidence contsI0 ponies sitUHled In best residence jmrtion of iity Stable coal hUe Iuuulldiucsdioirlnga litre hntne IghInllall III crass and Is Al good tanu and tluiIsuolLocalitybeetFlour and grist mill Anerson Buildlogbuilt yars ago Stexm and water power the Utter three mon he of the RolleriilInc1ulhue 5 theinllt iniiAlso AOhiirrel mill in Mercer county Ky on Kalt river Steam verypartleular OllelalldPrice Also acres of Florida land In treetthroughi ne tide with 2story 5rooi hue plumgrnpessnide with 6room 1story house plumsgrapri forSUOO325 seres In Allen county Ky on railroad and pike about 60 acres cultivated about rain timber and Turnheronshinglestisifor tint place twice over A large dwelogsof two stories with rooms nbove hsi IntwoetctordwlInhalls bath rooms wIth hot and entiehouse inWr e f U AyersFor hard colds bronchitis asthma and coughs of all kinds you cannot take any thing better than Ayers CherryPectoral Cherry Pectoral Ask yout own doctor if this is not so He uses it He understands why it soothes and healscI had a terrible cough for weeks Then I took Ayers Cherry rectors and only one s1lts2SeIOefl JO Je ATER Alidriurvtstsfor Jwen CoughsColds takingonolot Rent I desire to relit fur the year 1004 a residence with grind trarden mid black smith shop at Fnxtown Fr further particulars call on or address John W Wilson 23utf Foxtown Ky There is nothing new under tlie Mm Kxdinm for example is merely the In test old tiling that has been diced Any girl who thinks HS much of a iian as she dos of hermlf will do to tie STML YEAR TCfR CBPID Illinois Dnunmer Says Young Men Fight Shy of Matrimony Dur ing Leap Year When the Southdown drummer returned to the city the other day from his regular run over the Illinois circuit says the Chicago Inter Ocean It was evidence that he had run across a new one during the week Being an un usually acute observer he rarely lets anything go by him and therefore the leapyear doings down in the corn belt have not gone unnoticed Well sir Its a fact he said In telling of the trip that the matri monial business has fallen off about 50 per cent throughout the state I have been in half a dozen county seats dur ing the past week and the county clerks swear the marriage license bust ness has dropped off in an amazing manner Last year at this time and in other years the business was brisk yearandto be married during leap year They seem to have the idea that their friends will believe that the young women did the courting and their conceit compels them to fight shy of matrimony during the year If you think this leap year business doesnt have the effect of bringing about a slump In matrimony just go with me on one of my jaunts and youll find that leap year is the poorest of all years for Mr Cupid and his sneaking tricks COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Demonstrates Feasibility of Trans planting and Propagating Clams Result of Experiment As a result of a series of experli ments by the students of the Rhode Is land college of agriculture at Kingston and of the opening of the breachway at Point Judith clams are now being dug on the shores of Point Judith pond In the South county in places where they have never before been found says the Providence Journal They are more or less abundant also and the residents of the adjoining country have been taking advantage of their oppor tunlty recently since the presence of the clam beds was discovered It all came from a series of experiments un dertaken to demonstrate by the class and for the class the feasibility of transplanting and propagating the clamsSome time ago one of the classes took up this study and planted some young clams along the shores of this body of water Not long ago It was found that the clams had grown and multiplied until the digging Is fairly good in the beds where the college clams were planted All of which goes to show that there are several kinds of agriculture and that It Is easily possi ble to farm the sea as to farm the land TELLS OF INHUMAN ORDER Former Russian Soldier Now of Pennsylvania Says Czars Men Must Kill the Wounded There Is living In Dowlngtown Pa a former soldier in the Russian army who can testify to the fact that there is a secret rule in the czars army to kill all the wounded says a dispatch to the Chicago Chronicle His name is J M Schulman he conducts a flourish ing clothing store and previously to coming to this country served two months In the Russian army as a con script He says There is a secret rule In the Russian army to kill all the wounded Its communicated to all officers and Is tacltily understood among the soldiers The Russians argue that the maInte- nance of hospitals is too expensive more so than to kill off the wounded- I am in a position to say with the utmost positiveness that such a rule exists in the Russian army and that it applies at least to the privates and possibly to the officers PARDONED BY THE MIKADO Knowledge of English Gave Viscount Hayashi Japanese Minister to Britain Lease of Life Viscount Hayashi the Japanese mIn- Ister to Great Britain spent several years at the University of London and returned to his own country In time to take part in the rebellioin of the reac tionists between 1S65 and 1868 therevolutionistswere turned over to the lord high executioner who put them In Iron cages until he Jot ready to cut their heads offAbout that time the mikado happened to be in great need of a man who conld Interpret English for him and somebody thought of Hayashi The condemned rebel was taken from his cage and performed the task so well the mikado pardoned him and made him Imperial Interpreter At that time there were only five or six Japanese who could speak English Driving Concrete Piles In the suburbs of Berlin recently con crete has been employed In place of wood in making piles to be driven into the ground for foundations to buildings These singular piles varying from 17 to 26 feet In length are triangular in cross section and consist of Portland cement mixed with river ballast the composi tion being stayed with an armature com prising for each pile three quarterinch iron rods tied together at regular inter vals the rods being set Into the concrete bybuffersbe hammered into the ground like wooden beams with a pile driver c PALACE CARS FOR HORSES Animals Traveling by Ball Have Fine Accommodations Double Deck ers for Sheep and Hogs American railroads have almost as many different kinds of cars for carry pasIas a palace horse car and excepting for fine woodwork and brasswork it la- a palace car giving horses fine accommodations Each horse has his own stateroom so to speak for the car is fitted with independent stalls Each stall has manger and water trough overhead are racks for holding extra feed Sheep and hogs are often carried In ars with two stories These are known as doubledeckers and the animals are- hipped in both stories They have room to lie down In and water is sup plied to them from pipes Horses and cattle are sidetracked at intervals if the cars are making a long run and the beasts are led out and allowed to run around for exercise Then they are driven back to their cars and resume their journey Sheep are often unloaded within a few miles of their destination and turned loose to rest and feed until they are in good flesh This Is not done merely from motives of humanity It has been found that the sheep are so much Improved by It that they bring higher prices when they reach the market- GEMS IN UNITED STATES One Begard In Which Our Natural Be sources Are DeficientFine- Stones Scarce It Is a little strange said Irving L Russell to a Washington Post re porter that the United States so far ahead in national resources of every other part of the globe in all essential things should be so deficient as a pro ducer of precious stones I am of the opinion that there will be a big discov ery some day of the most valued gems probably in some out of the way corner of the land- I do not mean to Intimate that we are exactly destitute of fine stones but that those found are mostly of inferior quality as compared with the output of the old mines In North Carolina a good many emeralds and rubles and sapphires are to be had but they are of not sufficient value to warrant cut ting Some very fine pearls have been taken out of the shells picked up in the streams of Arkansas and at one time the search for them down there amounted to a craze Pearls by the way have gone up in price from 200 to 300 per cent in recent years A great many semiprecious stones are mined In California the turquoise found out there being especially beau tiful but lacking In hardness Tour malines also come from California in abundance PROSPERITYS BAROMETER Salesman Says the Common Paper Bag the Grocers Use Is Reliable Trade Index The paper bag the kind the grocers use you know is the best barom eter for registering the rise and fall of general prosperity said the city salesman the other morning I have been selling paper bags for 26 years and can refer to my old order books and tell you Just about how much money there was in general circulation at any time since I have been toting that old paper case about the city In 26 years I have closely watched the sales and I want to say that I am selling bigger bags to grocers now than ever before Along about 1S94 and for three or four years afterward one pound and two pound bags were the most used I now sell ten times as many eight pound bags as I did even sx or seven years ago You see It stands to reason that when people have little money they will buy their groceries in small amounts When there is plenty of money people buy more at a time Of course when the larger paper bags ares sold it means that I wont sell so many of them for people dont trot to the groceries so often- Convicts Discovery Several months ago a man named Kurzpeski having committed a serious offense was sentenced to a long term of imprisonment in Germany andt since then the public heard nothing about him until the other day when the news spread that be had discovered a cure for consumption which he claimed was infallible In alerter to the minister of the interior Kurzpeski gave a glowing account of the new remedy stat- Ing that it had worked wunders on him self and others who are imprisoned with him at Luneburg and requested to be set at liberty for a time In order that heImight continue his Investigations in a properly equipped laboratory With this request the minister has not yet seen fit to comply but he has thought the matter of such Importance that he has Instructed a committee of scientists to go to Lune burg and make a thorough test of the alleged remedy Lighthouse in a Desert There is at least one lighthouse in the world that Is not placed on anymar iners chart It is away out on the Arizona desert and marks the spot where a well supplies pure freshwater to travelers It is the only place where water may be had for 45 miles to the eastward and for at least 30 miles in any other direction The house consists of a tall cottonwopd pole to the top of which a lantern is hoisted every night The light can be seen for miles across the plain In every dlrectlonI The Human Lottery- Ah if only X were beautiful Ihow Happy llfo would bO1 forlorn maid lion said this as she looked into the mirror It is the one pos session in the lottery of human life vroich woman would not ref- useBRADFIKLDS Female Regulatorgirls on the threshold of woman hood is invaluable AVbcx they become achinghead painfulrun down they need a tonic building up IBradfiedsis to its tonic properties and as a regulator of the menstrual flows Painful obstructed and suppressed menstruation is perma peculiartoRegulatorclearsthecornplexion bright reIt1oyeSthe skin and cui es sick headache at once Of druggietsatPoo per bottle Pcfect for Women caa be had free by sending us yoUr address THE BBAOFIEU REGULATOR CL ATLANTA Q t a J i Stoves I AT CSOTWe have one or two AirTight Heating Stoves that we will closeIout at cost for cash Please bear in mind that we are sole agents for the celebrated Studebaker Wagons wetcan sell you one of our wagons for what you would pay for an inferior makers Come in and examine buyingTin and Repair Work a specialty Satisfaction guaranteed ARBUCKLEi SIMMONS Agents for Majestic Rangesthe best thats maderI our large line of Tfc g Come quick and make your selection Do not fail to our house when in r Take Tablets i Seven boxes sold in past 12 F A TEXAS HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY One small bottle of Halls Great Discovery cures all kidney and bladder removes gravel dinhetef emissions weak and lame back rheiimaiimn and all irrpfrnliirities of the kidneys anil bladder in both men Hiid wiimf regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your drug gist wijl be SlIt by mull on Receipt of 51 One stiijfl bottle is two nnnitlie treatment and will cure any case above mentioned Or E W Hall sob man ufacturer P O Hox 02 J St Loins Mo Send for te timoiiitlK Sold liv all druggist and Owen MuKee Merchant Richmond K READ TIllS Richmond Kv Feb 91902 Dr E W Hall St Louis IoDear Sir I have usdouui bottle of the Texas Wonder Halln Great eryfor kidney dud bladder trouble I wretched 150 pontidn wiien I bpLai using it to day I weigh 176 pounds and I feel better thai I have in twenty years and I cheerfully recommend it to the public Respectfully 7jn Iv Joitvv RIDDEL spiuimer yi meet is willing to admit she is do le from choice State Banks Sued For Back Taxes Paducah Ky March ISState Au ditors Agent Frank lucas filed suit against every state bank In Kentucky for back taxes for the past flve years These suits Involve the payment of state and county taxes on about U5 000000 of property Premature a Mlddlesboro Ky March 18oneman was killed and four mortally In jured in a premature explosion at the mining camp of R N Price near here Dead John Jones Injured Thom ExhibitISeeks Old Plow to Mt Sterling Ky March 18St for exhibition a wooden plow made In 1826 by his greatgrandfather It is Death of Mrs Judge Watkins Eddyvllle Ky March 18Mrs Thomas J Watkins died at her homo here at 930 oclock Wednesday night from pneumonia She was the wife of Judge WatkIns one of the ablest law yers In the First district and a most estimable woman j Cynthiana Couple Wedded Cincinnati March 18John WaN head United States revenue officer and Miss Mary Madison both of Cynthiana Ky were married In this city Thursday They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs W R Curl relatives of the brIde First Marriage License Olive Hill Ky March 18John Plummer and Ida Phillips who were married here Thursday have the dls ham named In honor of the governor Dead Aged 115 Years j Covlngton Ky March 18An old was an Innate of the Institution for 3d years and was carried on the tree ords simply as Emma Buenos Ayres has the largest ojjara house In the world a a 1 i P xTare Badly Overstocked in our Clothing Department We Have Too 25 Per Cent Offon every Overcoat and Suit in our house FOR CASH ONLY We are determined to give you the full benefit of our sale in season and not wait until the season is over This includes our Alfred Benjamin Cos Suits and Overcoats CAIzo Youths childrens Clothing andlessvisit Lexington tiUS STRAUS Lexingtons Leading C1othierColdinOne To Cure a Day Laxative iromo QuinineMillion months This Signature WONDER roubles Discov Every annuallyI Polnldexter enIdeavoring itsklJdin marriagelicense agedIed w IDCORPOItATBD Long distance lines and of and with topeople of this great section of the country We solicit your patronage Rates reaso able and facilities unsu passed Stoves Many Clothing LOUIS =o Cures Grip in Two Days 101 01 J EAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE i N1 tolophones tanywhereMississipnlandsatisfactory communication Equipments JAMES E CALDWELL President 8 Cenl JR 3lanagerSey Jt Tro DLANTON DEALER IN Coal Feed Salt Sand Lime Cement Plaster Haw Etc Corner Main and B Streets aprsoiyrPhone 65 lAyers PillsSugarcoated easy to They L takeI Want your moustache or beard 8UC I INGH JS nl abeautinil brownor rich black Use nrr1UOF I e I 0 I HACKELOQUt1cF Have just received 5 car loads r HEADQUARTERS RDR f Made of large strong high grade steel wires heavily calvaniz evuruItl ItIhogsnoJEVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED the itow1twiUso stay The price will advance in 60 days Ji fa SheceUord Cu- I i r Ti L r nn IIIU Jr fll1 tIi 1 t F fd rr iii 0 s 00I1i ill tr The Greatest Selection 1il ii8 OF z 0 14 11 STYLISH 1JJ- S e S 0 c oeoossese SSSSSSSSSSSSSS SeSe SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS sseSf SSS SSS SSSSt e S s e S5 S SS S S S H 0 E S s S i g 0 s S S 5ts SS S S SSSSS S S S S 0 S S S SO SO S S SSS S e S h SSSOSSSSSSSS OSSQSSSSOOS SSS aSSSSSSS 0 5s 1i ever shown in the city While we carry an elegant line 3 of ever thing in Footwear it is with pardonable pride that weraIl specialattention to our elegant line of New Spring E Shoes for ladies men and chi1dren You can make no mistake by looking our line over as it represents some of SSSS the best shoemakers of the world and you willsee our prices are lower than are generally asked for these highclass Shoes E 61 t- 0S e SSSSSS 1 rDITTrHCD CC TRIBBLE 11 1 SG0 u 1 0 a Main Street Richmond Kentucky S S O S SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SS SS r4SSS SSSSSS SSSS SSSSS SsoGSSoSSSQ3GO Q oeGGOOoe 1 he Richmond Climax C CHBNAULT President D MILLEREditor Manager WEDNESDAY MAR 30 1904 URLlflHIUU wnsPMIIay The Climax Printing Co Incorporated TREKS will he no trouble for the Damoorats to find plenty of materialI for a platform this year and buck to the Jefforsonian ilea of gov erMMHiflt wi bout b ing out of date Economy in the expenditure of the public monev k an old principle that mtjfHt might well be applied to the- praenL day extravagance and reckless distribution of the countrys money to a favored clique of grafters and bomllers Equal and exact justice ton men is lefter IIan maxim thnt is sadly lucking in the Republican ad MiMisraton when a high preferontinl tariff allow the manufacturers of this oomitry tn sell ther products cheaper In Europe than at hone The peasant of Europe nan buy a pair of American made sho cheaper than the laborer can buy them The farmer in South America can buy the implements of his trade that are made in this country cheaper thin we can buy thorn Tile American manufacturer has shown his ability to cope with the manufacturers of the world in a foreign market yet the infant in dustry must be protected at home Mconilng to the Republican idea The real m son for such a protection is that they may be allowed to place their bands in the pookots of the AmeHcnn Hople and bycombination among themselves demand any price fur their output theysee fit limited only by their cupIdity and daring Dinrille Advocate THE Supreme Court has again de cided that persons riding on passes cannot receive damages in case of accidents while traveling Most any body would nther hive a pass and run the risk of not getting hurt CI FI FIBrowerCol LEXINGTON KY Carpets Rugs MattingsDraperies Wall Paper- S vheii the prInghome as well as all else must be clothed in bright new raiment Nature sets the fashion in thatmortals imi tate i All floors walls and drapery needs may be refered to us We stand ready with the largest and most uptodate stock in Central Kentucky to help you by suggestion or supply Come and lookover our different lines CFBomiSiCo Afl4 AND BROADWAY LEXINGTON KY lJ 1I tITIIK season of the year is now hand when it is hnrd to keep steadily at work The air is full tf warm lire that ie drawing us from work to the outer air And how much happier healthier and stronger we arc when at opportune times wo yield to this impulse of our physical natures re sponding to the call of our great mother Nature and go outofdoors It is a prescription that is worth much morethan those our physicians write for us and has the additional merit being a spwifie fur almost any or all 10f the troubles that annoy us now We are restive under the necessity of work because our fund of vitality has been heavily drawn upon during the busy season our tempers have lost in serenity because overwork and late hours have worn on our nerves we have the blues because our digestion is not in order our employes lose in terest because our own is flaggingwe cannot get up steam for active and energetic work because in trllthve dropiofd MJrs Nature sends a message to you when she calls to you to come out and learn of her She will give freshness to your heart and mind iron to your blood elasticity to your muscles snap to your nerves and luakc a new aye a rejuvenated being of you When your duties are lull when you feel that your laborers are drowsy when you have no energy chanceIdoors One hour of fresh air flower scented and warm with the spring sunshine one hour spent with sing ing birds running streams budding trees and blooming flowers makes a new man or a new woman of the tired working man or woman and I gives strength for anothor days duties until again it is time to got outof doors TUB Paducah Uogistor says that a argo number of people from Western Kentucky have joined the vast rest less throng that is goingsvost to grow up with the countryand a grout many of them arc coming back thoroughly imbued with the idea that Kentucky is good enough It is truly pitiful to see a farmer soil everything he has and start for the boundless west without the slightest idea as to where ho is going or what he is doing omotimos they make it all right but generally wind up with a homosick noss that is pitiful and an empty purse Cant Equal Richmond Mr John S Marrs the clever clerk at the lintel Glyndon Kichmond was here a few days recently and surprised the friends of his old home by blow ing about Richmond He seemed to have gone back on his old home as very thing mentioned here could not come np to what we have in Richmond Richmond is one of the best towns on the map bnt the boys could not stand for Marrs layine it over Lancabter so set about to fix it with him He was stopping at the Mason Hotel and the proprietor Owen Shn ars sent a servant to Dix River nnd had him catch a large mud turtle The turtle was placed in Marrs bed That night ho retired about 11 oclock mlehnrth after came running through the hall into the otllce clad only in a short night shirt and yelling at the top of his voice My gawd Run up and see what tis in that bed he gasped Air Shugars accompanied Marrs back to the room Look look what is that oleoded Marrs That Oh that is nothing but a Lancaster bed bug calmly replied Shugars Oh is it aid Mar re why didnt you say so Ve have em so much larger in Rich inondthat I did not know what it was Lancaster Record Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with Local Applications as they can not reash the seat of the disease Ca tarrh is a blood or constitutional di sease and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies HaWs Ca tarrh Cure is taken Intern lily and acts directlv on the blood and mucous surfaces Hulls Catarrh Cure is not a quick medicine It was prescribed byline of the best physicians in this coun try for years and is a regular prescrij tion It is composed of the best blood purifiers acting directly on the mu cons surfaces The perfect combina tion ol the two ingredients is what pro curingCatarrhiF J CHENEY CO Toledo O Soldby druggists 75c Halls Family Tills are the beet i- miiiiiiii REV E L POWELL of Louisville says that there is no material hell no hideous lemons no horible groans Hell is the remembrance of sin the prickingof a guilty conscience If such be the case there are hosts of poor sinful mortals who arc in hell all the time For Kent Our large and commodious store room IS s 100 feet No 208 south side Main street Tills is one of the best located best lighted and handsomest store room in the city Suitable for almost any kind of business Call on or address Jons G TAYLOII Sos Richmond Kentucky Telephone No 207 In Baptist Circles Mr and Mrs M D Royce from Cleveland Tenn are visiting Mrs G W ShepherdMiss Ihie Morton Hensley from In dian Fields is a guebt at the Pastors home this week A full HOUSH greeted the Pastor last Sunday evening to hear the sermon to the Young Ladies in flue Home Next Sunday evening will complete the ser- Ies of sermons on the Home The prayer meeting topic for Wednesday evening will be How to Study Otir Bible I Program Sunday April 3rd MOUSING SBKVICE Prelude Miss Crow Anthem Choir Reading and Prayer Pastor Solo Miss Smith Hymn No 520 Baptism iolo Miss Dykes Reading of Church Covenant Quartette Magdalena Lords Supper Hymn No 163 Benediction EB ISO SERVICE Prelude Miss rowe Hymn No 410 Reading and Prayer Pastor Solo Miss Chetiault Hymn No 337 Sermon Subject Jesus in the Home Hymn No 455 Benediction ToNightNEW Opera Rouse ROYER BROS- In Their Comedy Success NEXT DOOR The Great Trick Trolley Car The Funny Fire Scene The 6 Great Acrobats i The Mysterious lath Houses The Newest Revolving Scene 100 Other Surprises = Seats go on sale at Crutcher Evans Furniture Stor- ePRICES 25 35 and 50 Cents Take your children Take your wife Go to this show And enjoy li- feHEMPS TEJID Hempstead will make the season of 1904 at Ellendale Stock Farm Rich mond Kyat Thoo QT a Tq eot Hempstead was sired by young Jim bylumpsbrino third dam Flora by Parsons AbdallahHempstead is a blood bay and is in gait and action and is an inbred George Wilkes King Arthur KingArthur J500 For a Living Colt King Arthur is a sorrel stallion bv Haxhall dam Alice Wilson by Ja cinto As a twoyearold King Ar thur was not defeated in the State in the harness ring Money due when mare leaves tlio bands of the original owner or bred to another uorse Lien retained on colt until service fee is paid Due dili gence will be exercised In care of mares but will not be responsible for accidents or escapes v JNO R GIBSON Richmond Ky 0 I L For the next 2o days we will close ut for cash at cost two Moores double iflatere three Radiant Homes three Joles Hot Blast stoves in order to make room for spring goods D B Shackelford Co Affflts WantedI6 a day made by our men selling Air Lights Wrile for terms Chicago Air Light Co 83 5th Ave Chicago Our clothing have a grace and comfort that only artist can make Stouffer Mahier Spring SlyiestMiss Emma Golden is again agent for Charles A stevens of Chicago and flies wishing the correct styles in pring suits will do well to call on her Ihe spring outfit is more elaborate than ever before Every style Is new nd different from any of last year die ran also furnish underwear corsets mil hosiery Be sure to call on Miss iolden and let liar furnish you with 4 superb and stylish spring suit Pries are reasonable Miss Emma Golden Hobson Bldg Richmond Ky IGmtf To tie fubllc I desire to call vour special attention to tho tact that the season for house wlutini and papering is drawinc close ind no doubt you contemplate painting md papering till exterior anti intcnoi f your residemtn this spring or tall ind as I know of no better or safer way to invest a reasonable amount of money han this I desire to remind you again if the fact that I am still in the paint jog and wall piper business and am thoroughly prepared to furnish you estimates free of charge and do your painting and wall paper hanging at very reasonable prices As I employ none but firstclass workmen and use only the best materials in and on all work I do I can and will guarantee good results and perfect sat- Isfaction ou all work I may do for you ind therefore auk YOU for at least a share of your work promising you in return for your money value received A full and complete line of the newest designs in wall paper of all kinds and colors of pure white lead paint always on hand Thanking you for past patronage and for a continuance of same this year I am- Yours very respectfully W L LEEDS Store and shop West Irvine street between Second aiid Third Silk and Dress Goods Suits in both Louinsine and Taffeta grounds The latest plain weaves in the most desirable colorings iu Printed Poulard Silks CrpedeOheneall desirable shades The per yard White Good Mercerized Batiste Madras Cloths Cheviots fancy stripe UICI figured at 25c value 40c85c for qualityA of 32 36 inch Fancy Zephvrs plltinOdnrds Voiles and Linen Suitings at 2o and 25c per yardNew Ideas in Shirt Waists We are now showing all the correct ideas in new epiing Shirt Waists Corsets and Hosiery women of fm ion W B and J B Corsets all si straight front long or short hip renilarSl and 125 grades SOc iennes Wool Veiling1 and other soft clinging fabric that are now all the rage Artistic Dressmaking hOW HYOMEI HELPS THE HEALTH Kills the Germs of Grip Catarrh and Colds Costs Nothing It It Fails Says B L Mid del ton Now that Hyomel can be obtained in learly every town and city in the ountry it is possible to buy from drug ists a healthgiving climate to be carried in the purse or pocket By breathing it a few minutes four times a day you can soon cure grip coughs colds rtnd even the worst and most chronic eases of catarrh- B L Miiddelton has seen so many remarkable cures made by the Hyomei treatment that he sells It with the positive agreement to return the money if it fails to cure A complete outfit costs but SI and consists of the pocket inhaler medicine dropper and sufficient Hyomei to last several weeks It effects a cure in the worst ca larrhal troubles and if breathed at the commencement of a cold or the grip will check it quickly and prevent sick ness Extra bottles of Ilyomei can be obtained for 50c When breathed through the inhaler the germkilling and health giving Hy omei goes to the most remote cells of the throat and lungs killing all this ca tarrhal germs soothing the irritated mucous membrane and vitalizing the blood with ozone yeareveryoneIa Hyomei outfit to proven and cure catarrhal troubles and ward oil attacks of grip pneumonia and sim ilar germ diseases 1m Dont lorget we acknowledge ro superior in the merchant tailoring bus incas all our work Is guaranteed tf StoufTer Mahler New Firm Having purchased the grocery and meat business of Robeit Hurst near L N depot I cordially invite all my friends us well as all patrons of tIme od firm to call on me when needing anything in this line I will carry con stantly in stock only the best of goods and my meat market will be supplied with the nioes stock to be had and Will uphold my reputation for being u neat clean butcher I also desire to purchase five cows giving from three to four gallons milk per day Again soliciting a share of your patronage I am respectfully Mack M Hamilton East Main street Richmond Ky Phone 17 IGmtf J L WATSON Importedi PefltzCUlllets timedisplay Tweed and Scotch Mixtures in the rough and smooth worsted effects specially priced from 49n to 2 Voile Ktamiiie 40 inches wide strictly all wool in plain and fancy weaves all colors at 4c per yard These are the most popular fabrics in the market todayMonday we will offer ten pieces of a well known quality that is usually considered excellent value at S125 and 150 per yard 42 stud 44 inches wide comes in black and desirable shades at 85o and 115 Artistic Tailored Dress and Suits for Easter at very attractive prices Never before stylishSuits1250 to 10 including all the newest models and swagger effects beautifully made Skirts latentshapes instep length or longer 350 to S15 Ihis week we present iu great variety the fashionable fabrics for Tailor Made and dressy Costumes and Shirt Waist Suitings and as an extra attraction offer special values and prices J L WATSONLadies Sand 20 North Upper St Lexington Ky Wall Paper and Painting We have just received a nice line of the newest patterns in WALL PAPER and shall be glad to have you call and in spect our stock before buying We Have the Goods and the Price to Suit all s We have secured the services of Mr B Sigman who is a practical painter and interior decorator and can have all the paper you buy from us put on if you so desire and will guarantee all work done by him IfWe are also in shape to take jobs of House Painting and will be glad to furnish estimates Call and see us before making your con tra- ctsPerryI Thomas I a p t Patronize HOME INDUSTRY I wish to call tile attention ol the public to the fact that my stoc of I eat Flowersand everything that is needed for a nice EASTER BOXal- so Blooming Plants Palms Ferns etc was never more complete than they they are now TFT HATS the use of sending away from home and paying double prices when you can get the same here at about ONEHALF THE PRICE If you want as good Flowers as are grown buy them at youYours prices I Albert WalLing The Florist Phone 188 Ricqmond Ky I l j l j 1 ToNight New Opera House WEDNESDAY EVENINQMAROH BROS ROVER IN NEXT DOOR Cast of Characters Anbouser Dash Acrobatic Dutchman not man who makes beer but a married man that nets verYqneerArchle Royer DamMKorlejr an Irish Sport looking for Anhouser gore His rival la everything he ItveaNezt Door Larry Haggerty Job Lots Jack or all Trades and terror when hes loose With Anhouser and JlSorley he raises the deuceIrvnn Royer Grim Bey a Chum otuJob Lots fall of tricks helps put Anhonser and MSorley in an awful ilL H Uangean Clarence Gush a married man who moves hU wife who too seeks Anhouser and SlSor leys lifeit O Payton John L Sullivan the noblest Roman of them all Stank DIane Broncho Ike one of the Rough Riders tough er than leather who makes every one get together Dick Ford Landlord he runs a hotel in Atlantic City they treat him shamefully what a pity Hick Amole low Legs a bad boyJohn Bard Happy Joe George Hexford Mrs Gush a married actress they all try mash Who during the trouble the rIot does smash Dell Mctlenry Mrs Dub who with Anhouercat her lot and in tlieend for him ruskal htL- otia DeW rth Mrs MSor ey Dans wife Maud Qaywood May Summer one of the Opera Co Lotta Bolimo Annie Winter this young lady is certainly a peach Llnic Steffan SYNOPSIS ACT Inotel Topsey Turvey Go AlT ItOld Point Comfort Going ACT Home Sweet Home Gone SPECIALTIES- Belle Morrison Slippery Hick Amole Funny tramp juggler and smoke picture artist Aloert Dashington Comedian The Two Royers Broth ers c medy acrobats Maud Uaywood Lady Cornetlstand new Illustrated songs Dainty Nystya Royer wonderful slack wire artist PRICES 25 35 and 50 cents Contest of Music and Elocution A contest of music and elocution will be given under the auspices of Million Kebukah Lodge No 28 I 0 0 F Thursday April 14 The program will consist of the following ingBest Piano Duet First prize 5i see ond prize 2 Best Recitation girl or boy under 14 years of ageFirst prize 2 second prize SI Best Recitation young lady over 14 years of ageFirst prize 5i second prize 82- Best Recitation young gentleman over 14 years ofageFirst prize S5 i second prize 2 ladyFirstgetlemanFirstBest Vocal DuetFirst prize So sec ond prize 2 Those wishing to enter any of the pleaseleaveMiss Callie Adams at W D Oldhams store or B Juett at his store QUEENS CONTEST In the meantime balloting to begin at once A queen will be ele ted by prizEbeluJyoung ladies will he eligible to IntMr- this contest Ballots should be left with B Juett or at the County Judges office Each contestant will be limited to ten minutes 2mtf YYY 1171 7f 7f717F7I r 7 tios Sioz jiwjv I Don t t Be Fooled r Dont be fooled by advertisements of Womens Shoes which are Sculptured or Statuesque Use a good JhonestSaxon word and ask if they FIT I Boots 3 yourself half of your c1aily fatigue 7F ffiFastcotoreyeletI accurately lOver million women t ffiUonotwearhrassy comment unnecessary Rice and 1 71 o- rI 71 71 71 1 T7I 71 7l1I Meals served at all hours at Hilly Freemans restaurant Flist St ti i A better friend I in need will never baveIthan a good account at this Ban- kStartitnow StateiBank Trust Co- Richmond jKy CoA c ThyorJ TAYLOR BROS fHas Everything the Farmer needsA 3v i1 fors4 tA Spring Plowing ic He handles the celebrated fSS Vulcan Plow And also has Cooking Stoves Ranges etc of the jIY Latest Pattern and Lowest Prices tRoofing and Guttering K Specialty fjV GVIE HIM A CALL r p f r e t we have the best Equipped Best Lighted and the most up to date TftILOR SHOP in the South This fact alone should convince the public that we are prepared to d j the very best w rk We have in our employ only the most skilled workmen and are now ready to serve the people of Richmond Madison and adjoining counties OUR- GARMENTShave an individuality which cannot be excelled anywhere Satisfaction guaranteed on all our work Stouffer IllTheres the point p Theres the rub f 11hatiBuy them if you want to see your foot look a full size smaller if you want to spare one beuxiorasa a say this is i- ffi Arnold ffiy ffi y tj 71 1I Mahler cfi1 Well Named Paint Thepracticalpainter SayS the man who storms at the weather because the 1 paint on his house wont I weather the storms could live a life of sun shine by using Pattons SUNPIWOFPaint Pattons SunProof Paint gives double the service of allwhit lead or any ordinary paint It is made of the most perfect com bination of paint materials to stand the severest trial the sun and ljweather can give it Guaranteed to keep its gloss and wear well for five years Send for book of Paint Knowledge and Advice free to PATTON PAINT CO Lake St Milwaukee Wis b WillgllllgPaints st r Window Shades Frames Window Glass Mirrors Et- cSpring t I Is Comin II That means spring cleaning and a general of everything Every housewife will want something new in the way of iliiSiS IIJ mID Ii everythingandsmallest piece up to the most mass- iveBetkoom Suits We have also odd Dressers and Washstands Dressing U1lHulIfoningComestreets and we will tike pleasUle ill showing ou our Fulland Complete Stock Our Undertaking Department is carried on in the most up to date manner Give us a call whether you want to buy or not WI SiOLHM Thereisiiothing- likeGOOd FLOURtlJ Every housewife every cook knows that Good Cakes Rolls Biscuits LmillOur process for making Flour and Meal is of the latest Our brands are Elliston Patent Natural Product Belle ofMadison MADE- BYTHEElliston Mill Co WACO KENTUCKY u ltq 0 u r J1LJV riIA 1 hWi Jf i A Splendid Opportunity M To invest in Mining Stock in a rich mining property situated t ree miles from Globe Arizona cIivtstors tre requested Uithuiuu hly investigate this property owned by the 71 Arizona Colorado Copper Belt and Gold Mining and Milling Company j fYO iili promise to he equal to atiyot the Urent i xluceis In Aiizoims wonderful Copper Jielt oxtunding rvfll J nmie 10 8theand y tAbsolutely in the Center of the Belt r And in the Center of the Globe 7 ami and future promise is not excelled in the world Minim District wliirJi as to pus present production r 3SO Acres in a 1oiijwct 1Iywilh niidhqiuPd litle No debts of any kJUdtlvllnpmelit still going on yin tIns iiM t modern mid vKpimtic nianner19elainmHIItI tverv claim willa mino orl in siKIit on everyone A Coppur Gold Siiver 1111111Itullll in jwyinir yjnmiiies with good assays in Tin Uranium oto Large r qlllltltltlSf iron nu lime atwiue reduction of ore on tlif Tliose rti of Arizonaanl other parts of the west when Awho did tint IMIV stork in tlie great mining pop 8 offered for lOe a share and later on wrut to ifi p r share now buy III the 1 rIt ArizonaColorado Copper Belt Gold Mining Milling Co r which puts the Investor on the Ground Floor with the Pr lIIotfltr Stork fully paid and nonassessable Pro Vl- IIHr IS from ate of Ktook gnvs into lfvqIiII1ent work fur machinery ued ill mining and milling and the hoist inir Hitd lixiillinjt of HK from mini to mill AX SHlarifri officer to pay DivMleitdK pni l when mine is producing As nn investment mmranteod abso lutelv side It is nut otforai as a spxcuiMltuu but us an investment for it must advance in price 71 r furtlier information address rnORT M HORBK JOS n WHITHAM FRANK A WRIGHT Pres sod Gen MRT SooTreasurerVice President V Maui Oftice1tnineh Offlce 24S Kqnitable IMde Btntich Ofliee 010Tac ima Bldg r Ulobe Arizona Deliver Colorado Chicago Illinois fl c S J rC7f rr 0 e 3 j J rtV I CKtTOHKK G KVANS IK uu FirmcA Magnificient Stock of Goods 2t- o t t Everything the home beautiful V can be found in our store r Ig and our prices will suit- everybodI I L J== = =V r 5 We are at home at Joplins old standon fMain and the bestA street we guarantee AV dost polite attention e V give us a call rn 1 Crutcher Evans Main Street Richmond Ky 4c IL c MY NAME IS THURMAN On Sausage Row And Buys I SKINSl i f o rf i1J 9 Fr further information address General Passenger Agent Chicago A Reminder That we are right in the push with our superb stock of I I I I t t Dry Goods We carry a complete line of Notions beautiful Laces Hamburgs also the best quality of Mat tings Give us a call and we will give you satisfactions White GibsonCorner Main and Second RICHMONb KENTUCKY Jt tV fV V 1 7i 7ft BMij Whn you are g ing to + PaintuseP- REPAREO HOUSE PAINTI Its uuequaled for Durability and Finishe 2 THE BEST Made DY VAL BLATZ SON KytVby L LEEDS Richmond Ky 7 j it KILL THE COUCH AND CURE THE LUNS KingsNew IFOR cONSUMPTION SOc 100 Free Trial Surest and Quickest Cure for all THROAT and LUNG TROUB LES or MONEY BACK For S hv R C to krou uu n ++ ++ CALL AT + + + JONES MERSIiONS SALOON PARLOR WHEN IN TOWN Coolest and most refreshing of drinks that can be found dispenseIGenuine Saratoga Water Kept on Tap Phone 3 Second St ATTENTION We have moved our produce businp s from the Eaet Etui of Main street to the Gnrnett Hon e storeroom on Soeond street where we will be glad to welcome our friwidH suit patrons We will continue to nay tin highest market price for Eggs Poultry HidestFurs andother Produce newItheIMadisoncounty GOTT BROS Second street 3jftnlv RICHMOND KY TO THOSEe wishing to purchase the celebrated Page Wire FencelII pleased tostntethat IWeare sale at the following in Miulisou county Arbactcle k Simmons Nearer k Hamilton O Plnnel J W Matters J V Whitlock StapPDurtoo J W Teeter J W Prewitt L A Wearren IO McWharter EarlyJT V Price R chmond Waco Red House Valley View Baldwin Newby Itutbton Bdenton Cottonburg Paint Lick- Wallacetoo Berea Kirksvllle 4J EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS a 4WTRADt MARKS Ac maqulcklInrentlon U probably pntcntRhla Communica PatentseJtpteial notice without cbanre In the Scienfific JUtierlcan clrculatlonyear four months tl Sold byall newedealen YorkJJrancu r Weak HeartseveryoneIndigestion ytraeablcstomachhich thoheartthatde1icathadstomehCOble mtinontha Eatand Sea prClSurejBottluonl SOepred OHIOAQO For sale byPcrry Thomas 3 A Sijn of Sprtaf Mrs Lee Maupin tells us that she has received tier stock of Spring Millinery and will be ready for her opening on the first and second of April Mr Maupin has moved into the store room recently vacated by R H Humphreys 2t For Rent A nice residence in excellent neigh borhood Apply to 23tn2t L P Evans There is something crooked in the iTonxvience that insists only on eccen tricity The ldr a limn Jelll tho harder it is or him to ftel sorry for the lady whose fiiff dour lisa jut died More Riots nHtnrhanoeB of strikers are n st nsxr Iv as grave as nn imlivIdiiHl disordnr of tilt VRtmn Overwiirk loss of sleep ervous tension will he followed by nt terrollnp unless a reliable remedy i3iotliiniulup liver or kidneys as Elertrio Bitters Its a wonderful tonic and effective uprvine and the sreatest all around medicine for run down systems I iliopnls Nervoiigness Rheumatism and Neiirauia and expels Malarial trernis Oniv 5flc and sntiRfaotion guaranteed lv R 0 Stockton druggist 1m I have for sule two good brood iiiares Will trade for It Rood yonnj mule John D Goodloe feb31H Whites Station Ky Master Commissioners Notice to Creditors MADISON OIRCUIT COURT C M Plays Almr Pit airlnst C MCtays lire and Cola Dft All prons basing claims against the estate or 01 Cloty dee are hereby nbtIfid to liii the name legally wrffled with the ttnderIgneBnn or lieore the agth day of II Slime will be barred S II THORPE M CM C C Notice to Creditors stAllupRobinoUundersigned ptorlv verifl l on or before April 1st 1991 IIr same will be barrel IASs RUTTHBRA Unee Office Ht Cratcher Evan furniture store 17fftn Reduced Rates to the West and Southwest via Southern RythHound trip llo nese kpr8 adorn thwaythird TnedHvs in each inmih Culdon or mldren T W REvs Trv Page Agent 80 K Mniu i Lexinelon Ky For Sale Property advertised under this head is not charged for unless sale is made For com plete particulars call on or ad dress 7 he Climax Printing Co Richmond KyfeN cnoll0omood Lot 1xlW feet Binall barn e 1060 Wi less than origins onomood tall uwessary outbuild ings eat bargain for anyone de siring a nice home 7TnTwo nic sMences near Main street Ilu I and on y ihiee squares from cout house t BOrerienlnhle location for an ideal 3me could not be found These rf klences will be sold at a bargain JTo 5 t120 will ljuy a good town lot 40x200 feetm11 AuSLwresklvnc barn and other outbuild ings Price 54250 NLwprovenHtnts In tine locality Price 10n Yarn containing 100 acres well fenced but with no other Improvements Can be bought in connection with No 8 tricelSOS BLWITo 11 Coed cottage In firstclass condition ctsterd etc Price MOOito Nice residence seven eCU 1O ctiyLargeneceiwtary outbuildings Price 3000 Good lot suitable for business10 141 house can be bought cheap A four room cotage and seven acres 1ofI nd fivearesln grass and two in garden good orchard end grape arbor all necessary out building This property is situated in thriving village where churches a1 schools are convenient Price jseo s resideiesO In cityLotA residence in cood 1ntlghborhoOlI Lot I20xIoO feet AH nvcrssHiy outbuilding Price 2800- 1QTO A nice esldence for any oio deal r LU ingxn ideal home One rf the best constructed In Richmond well Improved PrCce 2200 neigseh Mfl 91 Co tage on a nice resident street cnniHliiingfonr rooms and neces sa iiutiiuiluingg Com be pur obed in the installment plan gra iMirRHin at 1100 Wilt oaint residence for purchaser No 22 An ideal oitage tot tive rooms earyuuani ciNiern Price lW Will sell on installment plan Will paint residence for piuehas r tft QQ dce rsldenco on a jacre lot con taiiiing eve rooms and two ItU led in beet re ldenre jxition of city Sable coal hunse and all other necessary out bnild nehiring cigIlei ndislaid a small residence ard other ItyIrtMrt Plnr and gHst mill Anderson LW tiD IdIncbu It S srs ago Steam and ca power the Utter three moil hxcif mllloclnlInBollerM5 looms AlIforleitSO or 5500 for the mill and the acres Oneb alt inirnllesWn 97 ARO n SOMirrel mill in Mercer oointy Ky on Malt river Ste1ImI poer new uptodate in withImprovemntsland Close to Southern railroad Price 9000 No 28 Aln II acres t Florida land In plumgrp treetthroughside with 2story 6rooi hnuf e ride with 6room Istory house plumgr 6 acKS for tlSOj or the 5 acres for1CO No 29 O25acres In Allen county Ky on railroad and pike about acres cultivated about 175 In timber and TImbtt shinglesti e1iIns1fof IWO stories with rooms above has Intotetor2200Wn Qfl A tandsometwoslory framcdwlw U thrlIs o ntlnhOUBllOOdBlchmoadfor boarding house 7 i I Ayers Your doctor will tell you that thin pale weak nervous chil dren become strong and well SarsaparillaSmall SarsaparillaThe change is very prompt yourdoctorformula and will explain When Ter old for many mnnthi no I bloollIutdMRS1100 a bottle J TIm enmt rih Childrenis forLowCIl alveryher Rentof ofIre m foitht articulnrs call on or addressfoJohn W Wilson fo25ntfThere is nothing new under the Mm Uadluin for example is merely the tost old tiling that has been diico Any girl who thinks as much ofx man as she does of herself will do to tie to entucky State News Items FOUGHT ON THE TRACK oth Belligerents Were Killed By a Freight EngInethCorlngton Ky March 23 Engasod In a fist fight standing on the track loading from the Chesapeake Ohio railroad bridge Into the at Park treettheir lives and were crushed by a locomotive before either would tli taoWilliam Rogers foreman ot a switchI Ing crew In the C O yards Dawn a helper were the men engaged in the remarkable battle Both lived In Covlngton Dawn at 17th and Grant streets and Rogers at 1702 Banklkk street The men were killed just e I end of the incline lending from seIt is surmised that both men saw approaching train realized their anger and face a terrible death un wereach other A NEW PRODUCT Cow Corn Will Be Exhibited at the Worlds FairthWilllamstown Ky March 23 Among the agricultural products of Grant county that will be on display at the Worlds fair in the Kentucky exhibit is what is known as cow cornI It is quite a curiosity and many farm ers in this section raise it The ears grow to the length of eight or ten inches and each grain of corn on the ob is incased in a tiny shuck of per t formation The claim for Its su perlority over ordinary corn is based o p posefor cattlecTHE SPRING SALE 1 FortyNIne Horses Were Disposed cithe Opening DayoLexington Ky March 23Forty nine horses were sold on the opening d of the a litans brought the top price at 2100 dd Day Black Bell blk c 3 by Adbe1 out of Ida France to Powell Bros ahadelandm 5 by Laroblo the Great out of Quody Girl to M J White Hartford C 320 Col Patriok b stallionsy the Conqueror out of M J White 985 Noted Preacher Is Dead Owensboro Ky March 23Dr J Coleman one of toe most noted aptist preachers of the south died Tuesday at his home In Ohio county yearsinpie married 1002 couples dedicated 63 churches assisted in ordaining 67 ministers and witnessed 32000 con v ersionseSmallpox Appears Petersburg Ky March 23Mucuneasiness is experienced at Burling ton on account of the appearance of smallpox Robert Wilson a lineman for the Boone County Telephone Co and his wife are ill with the disease and a good portion of the population of the town has been exposedIUsed the Veto Frankfort Ky March 23Gov Beckham exercised the veto power unsparingly Tuesday and four bills were put out of business and a fifth bad its most important sections vetoed He also approved 25 bills among the number being the Mclner ney billIco barn of Levi Brian was struck by lightning early Tuesday morning and the owner is dying from the shock Joe Maddox a neighbor was also In tho barn and is in a serious condlj tion but may recover State Banks to Organize Frankfort Ky March 23A meet Ing of the representatives of a number of state banks will be held hero next Friday to organize for the pur lose of fighting the suits filed by Au deposUsHouses Demolished By the Storm Franklin Ky March 23The most thisifnoon It raged with great fury for over an hour demolishing barns and fences and in some instances houses Details are meager Bought By the Stockholders Dawson Springs Ky March 23 The New Century hotel was sold hero at assIgnees sale for 28750 Drs Hayden and Thriekeld the principal stockholders bought it The amount of indebtedness is said to be 35000 Last Mexican Soldier Dead Owingsvllle Ky March 23John- Craig aged 82 of Carrington Menifee county Is dead He formerly lived here Ho was the last Mexican sol Idler in Menifee county He was bur with military honors Aged Baptist Minister Dead Owensb ro Ky March 23Rev A theJJsection died at Utica He was for 30 years clerk of the Daviess cons- t association Breaks Neck In a Fall x Mayklng Ky March 23James whoIlormerlYwas WESTERN FLOOD TIT CLEARED INUNDATED DIS TRICT Off PESTS The Country Overrun by Mice Bats Prairie Dogs and Babbits asiBeen Most Thoroughly Cleared of Them The greatestdlsaster which ever vis d Topeka Kan was the flood of last mmer Occasionally some one discov s that the flood resulted in some good One thing which is a fact however and theIgophers and rabbits have not bothered fioodedIfactories granaries and all buildings the valley were overrun with rats and ice Now it Is so seldom that thee p oA who live in the district which was see a mouse or a rat that the fact- commentedupon When the water got info the buildings ong the valley the rats and mice tried get away Some of them succeeded but most of them were drowned Many the rodents got into upper stories the houses but they could get nothing to eat and in their efforts to find od they were drowned After the flood e ground was covered with soft mud r months The rodents attempted to get out of the places of safety they had und during the flood and went to seek something to eat They died In the soft mud The driving out of the rats and mice lawas a blessing but that was nothing compared to the benefit the farmers all along the Kaw valley received by the death of the moles and gophers It is said that there is not a mole or a gopher in the valley where the land was underwater for three days The strange part of it is that the gophers did not come back after the flood j Tracts of land that were honeycombed with gopher and mole holes are now as solid as a piece of land that had cultivated every year In fact ere is not a gopher or mole in the district which was flooded This is the opinion of the men who live in the flood ed district It may seem like hunting mighty hard for benefits from a dlsas er but the relief the farmers have ex perienced from the absence of the moles and gophers has been of enough impor nc to cause general comment In the byIcrippled by stepping in the holes in the fields The people In the western part of the state have been asking for years for some way to get rid of the prairie dog The farmers in the eastern part of the tate have also asked for some method of cleaning out the gophers It appears that the only effective method Is to have a flood which will keep the pests under ater for three orfour day The rem edy Is severe but It is effectleeAnother thing that the people in the flooded district have to be thankful for is the driving out of the rabbits from the valley It would be supposed that e rabbits would have run away from e flood but they did not Many of them were drowned Strange as It may seem the rabbits did not come back after the flood Why this should be no- neo can tell but It is the truth SCHWABS MOTOR CAR New Machine Promises to Astonish All Europe by Its Speedy Flights Charles M Schwabs new 90horse ower motor car has arrived at Nice rance in charge of a professional who was sent overland with the machine from Paris The machine was turned over to the purchaser In firstclass condition and he has prom his friends to make some new rec rds with it If the maiden trip of the car from Paris to this city may be taken as a cri terlon it seems more than likely that dr Schwab will make good his boast The chauffeur made the trip at an average speed of 435 miles an hour inciud ing necessary stops for slight repairs nd slow runs through numberless towns and villages on the route The makers have guaranteed a maximum peed of 80 miles an hour with three pas- engers and 300 pounds of baggage IINFLUX OF FOREIGNERS Census of Immigrants Who Have Settled in New England Dur ing Last Year Tables of figures showing the Immi gration of foreigners Into New England completedbywho for the past five years has conduct el a census of the foreign population of the six states in behalf of the Congregational Home Missionary society Ac cording to his figures the influx of for eigners last year was as follows Maine 1997 New Hampshire 1861 Vermont 1611 Massachusetts 65757 Rhode Island 9467 and Connecticut 21813 a total of 102506 Southern Europe sup plied a greater number of these Immi ItalIRemains to Be Seen The name Kuropatkin means part ridge The Chicago RecordHerald remarks that it remains to be seen whether Kuropatkin will prove himself to be a bird or a fizzle A Japanese Advantage It is a wise Russian says the Chicago Daily News who can tell whether bit of paper captured from the Japanese is a war map or a receipt for horse liniment MOTHERS DO YOU KNOW the socalled birth medicines and most remedies for women in the treatment of her delicate organs contain more oj strychnineDo t narcoticslottakepain accompanying pregnancy FrieBelJapplied FrlelldIshas been in use over forty years and that each bottle of the genuine bears the nameI of The Bra field Regulator Co Do you know wh n you use this gestationthathealthy hearty andclever children 1 knowing1heyDont be persuaded to try a substitute Our liltle book Motherhood free m MMftELB KWUTM 6 AWeMI S- Stoves AT COSTWe have oior two AirTight Heating Stoves that we will dose Jf out at cost for cash Please bear in mind that we are sole agents for the celebrated Studebaker Wagonl We- anc sell you one of our wagons for what you would pay for an inferior make6 Come in and examine buyingTin and Repair Work a specialty Satisfaction guaranteed ARBUCKLE I SIMMONS tAgents for Majestic Rangesthe best thats made ClothingDepartment We Have Too Many Per Cent Off FOR CASH ONLY I Also our of 5 Youths childrens Clothing andlessquick and your selection Do not fail to visit our in lOUIS t GUS STRAUS Lexingtons Leading Clothiers fureaCold One Day TabletstSevenMilllonboxessoldcnpastl2months A TEXAS WONDERI HALLS GREAT One small bottle of Halls Great DIP covery cures all kidnoy and bladder t roubles removes gravel diabetes pominal emissions weak and lame back rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys anti blmlder in both menI and wsumenregulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your drnu gist will be sent hy mail on neceipt of SI One small bottle is two treatment and will cure any CHile above Dr E W Hall sole man llfflcturer P 0 Box 629 St LHlis Mo Send for testimoninlH Sold by all druggist and Owen McKee Merchant K READ TIltS Kv Feb 9 1902 Dr E W Hall St Louis Sir I have usetl onn bottle of the Texas Wonder Halls Great Discov eryfor kid ley etnd hladder trouble I weighed 150 nonml when I lwjra i using itto day t weigh 176 pounds and I feel butter then I have in twenty ypars and I cheerfully ret mmlud it to the public Respectfully Tjati Iv JOHN RIDDEL Every yon meet IK willii g to admit she is single from choice Shot His Wife and His Brother Louisville Ky March 24Felix Dumas a machinist Wednesday night shot and fatally wounded his wife and his brother Francis Dumas whom he claims he found In a compromising position The enraged man used a 32callber bulldog revolver end fired five shots Must Provide Stations Frankfort Ky March 24The deIddedquiring the railroads the older ones to provide passenger stations that are commensurate with the increased passenger traffic Motion For New Hearing Overruled Ky March 24The motion for a of the case against George Miller charged with dealing taro was overruled by the court of ap peals Wednesday He will be taken to Frankfort to serve one year In prison Pergram Held Without Ball Owingsvllle Ky March 4PoterPergram charged with killing Cole man TVtals here during a dispute in a salon over a dollar bill had his ex amining trial and was held over to the March circuit court ball being re fused vhs Third Venture Mayfleld Ky March 24Harvey Lowe a merchant of this city and Miss Jettie Hunt one of the cltyg society young la dies were married at the Baptist parsonage This is his third venture Horses Sold Ky March 24 Fortysix horses were sold at an average of 188 at the final day of the TranterKenney sale Wednesday The highest price was 550 paid for Olblte b h 7 by Expedition out of Minna Wilkes One Hundred and Six Indictments 1Udarswhich is ovor 12 as many as any Jury has returned in several years A live wire fell in a1Swise aplW aad kIlled 400000 ba4 X 1 ct Stoves We are Badly Clothing 25on every Overcoat and Suit in our house thefunnot wait until the season is over IThis includes our Benjamin Cos Suits and Overcoats large line Come make house when Lexington in DISCOVERY inonthej mentioned Richmond Richmond MoDear spinlfilpr especially Lexington rehearing Thursday prominent prominent FortySix Lexington Alfred JinseL EAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE GGUPAtT QTCOKPOXATBD Long distance lines and telephones of almostanywhere Mississiprlandand satisfactory communication with th I countryWe able Equipments aria facilities unsur passed CALDWELLrresrdcnt Manager J W HUNTER JR SecT Jt Theis l fl1 BLANTON DEALER IN Goal Feed Salt Sand Lime Cement Plaster Hair Etc Corner Main and B StreetsqOr1vr Phone 6b HALCSSICILIANflair wIly not stop this falling of your hair At this rate you will soon Renewersrnpsfamni1Jrandiikeshafrgrow DIB H4CELFD CO Have just received 5 car loads HEADQUARTERS FORr n i r r J PrJi tit sK tt ft 5 s Is a jR 51= ii c vejular vtt i Cjttlcc Slbfatl or i In sireI j u fir o in apart iiik of Kirge stronfe high Ertidc t1 whs heavily galvanic d 1 jrclicallyIrvr ret a put on it hogsilEVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED the 110Witso stay The price will advance in 60 days D1 B1S1ieceIfor Co Jl r if1 i Our Line of Vehicle offeringspecial Repairing Horseshoeing and Rubber Tiring done by the best mechanics callrhtc aTTa t DOT s P He3 ttn ns TQ p Frasa Bros MAIN STREET PHONE 185 FRE- SIItiroceries AGENTS FOR Boquet flour Lakeside Peas at 20c a Can t The Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY MAR 23 1904e McKee bigshow windows are beau tiestThere Is only one more week In March Canned appes 7i cents per can at Juetts Clean up Sale 2lm2t For engraved cards invitations etc see samples and prices at the CLI MAX office The first graveyard made for Con federate soldiers is in Coffee county Tennessee When you are ready for garden seeds seed potatoes etc Juettss prices are the lowest quality guaranteed 2t Saturday night there will be an entertainment at the Grand Opera House consisting of illustrated songs and raoying picturesrAn open session and business meet ing of the Cecllian Club will be held this afternoon in the parlors of the Elks Club rooms Be sure to read Perry Thomas advertisement in this issue of our pa per It is interesting all the way through and will pay you to peruse its contents We desire to call the attention of our readers to Alberts advertisement which appears in this issne Every body knows Albert the florist and everybody who wants flowers of any description should go to Alberts forc them Four handsome well located lots 50 x 180 feet cheap on installment plan Also two lots In a stones throw of court house fronted on two streets cheap Apply to TJ P EvanllIState Bank A Trust Co Rig I desire to notify my friends and patrons that I will continue my Milli linery business in the Bright building as heretofore The trimming department will be under the supervision of Miss Horton of Cincinnati The services of Miss Mabel Letton as saleslady has been engaged for the season Gus and Max Rogers the Jolly comedians will be seen at the Lexing ton Opera house to night in their suc cessThe Rogers Brothers in London This is said to be one of the most pro tentious musical comedies that is out this Reason and will no doubt attract a large audience this evening Before you breed your mare go to Collins Walk ers stable on Irvine street and see the best bred and the best breeding horse in the country Farwood J6796 standard an registered is a chestnut stallion a J6 hands high Only J5to insure a living colt JI Price List fM AT Laundry Martin Proprietor 417 and 419 West Main St Lexlaiton Ky JQCtt2oHandkerchiefWatiU 15 to 25c SCUndershirt soTiesVest 15c Bosom sc Z T RICE Agt For M N Laundry omee Rice Arnold Shoe Store Phone ofChargeCall on SF Rock for Surveying Real Estate and Life Insurance 9m2m Remember the Clean Up Sale at Juetts Bargains in high class groceries 23m2t Under the contract with the Wa bash R R by which the C H D Company run their trains solid into St Louis the C H D R R will have the privilege of issuing special baggage checks reading To Worlds Fair Sta ion St Louis Mo This Insures the baggage going direct to the Worlds Fair Station without going through the Union Depot where it is subject to pos ible delays incident to the collection of thousands of trunks and to the extra expense of transfer This is an advan enjoyed by no other line from this territory and will be a great conven- Ience to patrons of the C H D Ry For Rent A nice residence in excellent neighborhood Apply to 23m2t L P Evans Easter Sale The Young Ladies Missionary Society will hold ail Easter Sale in Mr W D Oldhams store on next Saturday March 26 A Sign of Spring Sirs Lee Maupin tells us that she has received her stock of Spring Millinery and will be ready for her opening on the first and second of April Mrs Maupin has moved into the store room recently vacated by R H Humphreys- 2t Wild Docks Several days last week Lake Reba was thronged with hunters eager to capture some of the numerous wild ducks and geese that were present Some who went returned with game but the majority of them came back to town empty handed The Harris Sale Property of the late W T Harris was offered for sale on last Wednesday by the administrator Mr Samuel Rice who was the purchaser The house brought 510 and three lots brought 100 each making 1050 for the whole The contending bidder was Mr John Doty Inspection Mr Al Bryant of Covington Grand Recorder will inspect the Richmond Commandery No 19 on tomorrow nightMr R R Burnam has gone to Mays ville and Mt Sterling to inspect the lodges of those places Mr Burnam is Deputy Grand Commander Not Dotted It is not known yet just exactly what steps will be taken by Berea College There is some talk of the colored department being removed to Camp Nelson while at the same time there is talk of the whole institution being taken to Ohio A meeting will behold on the 30th of this month at which time some definite coruse will be decided on- Eighteen Ibs standard granulated sugar for 100 at Juetts 2Sm2t forests Some More Mr P M Pope who recently sold his farm near this city has purchased a brick residence on Limestone street in Lexington paying 1200 for same It ii said that he will make other invest fodr Company of Cincinnati and as a knight of the grip made quite a success upon which his friends congratulate him heartily fit 9t d1t Isfaz dd t t tia dsh t 1 tc 3 iFine Spring SUITS Spring Strikingly dressers selecting supurb patronsThe naturally manufacturers Wearuyour money All grades from the cheap up very finest 5 8 10 12 5015t J f 20 2250 Our suits are all handmade and are so skillfully that they flit re tain their in most superior Roelofs Hats Youmans Hats Stetsons Hats Pioneer Hats = the very best brands made in worldall newest styles for dressy young fellows as well as conservative shapes for older men r s 100 I f lr 4 14 Making Preparations Messrs B W Turner and R C Stockton both prominent members of local lodge of Elks went to last week to make arrangements for the accommodation of this lodge at the re union which will be held in July It is probable that the lodge will secure quarters at the Grand hotel Last Opportunity Our recent clubbing proposition having proved BO successful to all parties concerned we have decided to continue to offer until April 4 Countv Court day The Climax and weekly CourierJour nal both one year for the small sum of U25 This is positively the last op portunity that will be offered this year to secure these papers at price named New Stock Mrs Ella Farley wishes to say to her friends that her trimmerMiBs Fin ney has arrived and already she is showing some beautiful creations in the way of spring hats She will have no formal her stock which Is and up to date is on display at any time It will afford her great pleasure to have her friends call and set her line Her rooms are in the same place in the Oldham building Amusements The Wilbur Mack Company closed a weeks engagement at the Grand Op era House on last Saturday night at which time they presented The Conn try Judge They played to a good house all week which attests to the popularity of this comedian and his excellent troupe Mrs B H Howe formerly Miss Grace Taylor of this citv Is a member of this company and showed considerable talent in her acting They are playing in Frankfort this week and we are sure they will meet with a hearty welcome Their return to our city will be a source of pleasure at any time Will Move to Franklin It is with regret that their many of Mr E G Parrish and family 1ro D1The this city to county Mr rish has for quite a number of years boon in the revenue service proving himself most capable His removal is caused by his appointment as Snperin tendant of Colonel Moores distilleries near Frankfort His new position pay a handsome salary and we congratu late Mr Parrish upon his good luck He left Monday to assume his new du ties Mrs Parrish and her two hand some boys will go in the course of a month or two It will be hard for their friends to give up this estimable famn ily but the best wishes will follow them to their new home tried When She Heard of the Martian The secret wedding of Miss Daisy Clark 22 of 638 West Fourth street to William Hinman 21 of Charlottesville T Va Monday night at the residence ofC Rev C W 545 West Seventh street developed Wednelldayb It was a case ot love at first sight Miss Ella Clark a married sister said Wednesday I was never so surprised in all my life Hinman had called to see my sinter for about a year and Iknew they were engaged but did not expect them to marry so soon They came home Monday night and broke the news to us It was sucn a surprise that I just sat down and cried Hinman is a member of a prominent family of Charlottsyille Va and his bride is the daughter of Richard Clark of Richmond Ky a well known Ken tucky live stock man Hinman in a traveling salesman for an Eastern firm and met Miss Qlark when on a business trip to Cincinnati They are stopping at the Hotel Em ery and will leave Saturday for the East Post Mr Clark the father of the bride is a well known farmer of the Kirkaville neighborhood and w likewise great ly surprised to hear of bit daughters 1 marriage a IN Full BloomAlmost as beautiful as flowers in full bloom is our display of new Suits rich colors are in high favor with stylish this season and weve given free rein to our fancy in the most assortment we have ever shown our fact that we buy and sell more clothing than all other Richmond stores combined gives us first pick of the market the great come to us first and we choose and reliable to the 8 25 finer tailored and shape the manner the the the Cincinnati openingbut complete splendid Franklin Cincinnati 15022503504 Praise Service On next Sunday evening there will be a praise service at the First Presbyterian church given under the auspices of the Foreign Missionary Society of the church A delightful musical program consisting of anthems duets solos etc has been arranged and on which the choir has been working for quite awhile The choir will be assis ted by Misses Minnie Dykes and Kate Smith and Mrs H D Hanger It ia earnestly hoped that a good crowd will attend this service as It is fur agood cause All lovers ot good music cant afford to miss it in Line One of Richmonds most hustling merchants is Mr K V Elder His stock of new spring goods was never more complete He is in line with all the newest styles Miss Nellie Donel ly is at the head of the millinery de partment which fact alone insures stylish and nobby designs in ladies and childrens hats Mr Eider has one of the neatest roomiest and most up to date stores in the city His stock com prises dry goods notions of all kinds millinery shoes clothing curtains carpets rugs and other things too nu merous to mention Watch for his mammoth advertisement which will appear in our next issue In Baptist Circles Mr Thos Phelps has been quite sick with grip but we are glad to report he improvingIt gratifying to the numerous friends of Mrs W T Griggs to know that she is convalescent from a recent illness The sermon to young men Sunday night was well received the church being filled with hearers The subject for next Sunday evening will be Young Women In the Home Come out and bring your friends Two ad ditions were added to the church at the Sunday morning service pastor and wife are rejoicing over the arrival of a son who came to bless their home Saturday March 10 The topic for Wednesday evening prayer meeting will be The Parable of 14thsLukesY M C A Notes The Association is located in its new quarters over Douglas Oultona meat market and the work of fitting up is completed The baths were opened Friday The Womans Committee held their regular monthly meeting Monday af ternoon and elected the following officers for the year President Mrs T Covington Vice President Mrs A Lawton Secretary and Treasurer Mrs C R Boucher The past year has a successful one for the Womans Committee They have been of great assistance to the Association and begin the new year with a little money in the treasury- A reception is being planned for the members and at the samo time will be the election of Officers Tho date will be announced later The County Secretary will lead the meeting at Paint Lick Sunday and conduct the service at Mt Tabor church Tragedy Averted Just In the nick of time our little boy was saved writes Mrs W Wat kins of Pleasant City Ohio Pneu mCnia had playedsad havoc with him and a terrlbl cough set in besides Doctors treated him but he grew worse every day At length we tried Dr Kings New Discovery for ConSump- tion and our darling was saved Hes now sound and well Everybody cureefor eases Guaranteed by B C StocUtou druggist Price 60c and fl That bot ties free m 1 500 Dr V H Hobson has returned from New York Mrs W T Short is with friends in LouisvilleMiss Bennett is at home from a visit to Texas Mr David A Martin of Conway was here Sunday Dr L J Frazee of Lexington was here last week Mrs E B Hume is recovering from a serious attack of grip Miss Maggie Wilmore is at home from an extended stay in Texas Mrs John Arnold spent last week with her parents in Mt Sterling Miss Willie Mao Jarman is visiting Miss Alcie Ballard in Lexington Judge John C Cb nault has gone to Rochester Indiana on legal business Mrs Mary Bolton is in Canton Ohio with her daughter Mrs J W BruceMiss Susan McRobejts has been vis iting Miss Julia Higgins for a few daysMiss Fannie Doty of Lancaster has been visiting Misses Mary and Marga MillerMr Miller left last Friday for Huntsville Mo where he expects to locateMrs L Middelton has as her guest her mother Mrs D F Sharp ol Shelbyvlllc Miss Mollie Fifo returned yesterday from a delightful visit to Mrs Geo Land in Lexington Mrs Laura Thomson and Mrs Neale Bennett are both confined to their beds with grip Mrs Belle Rayburn has returned from Lancaster where she visited her daughter Mrs Parker Gregory Mrs B L Middelton entertained at cards on last Thursday morning in honor of Mrs D M Chenaults guests Friends will regret to hear of the serious Illness of Mrs C C Smith at the home of her daughter Mrs J M Benton in Winchester Mrs Mary Dodge Maddox has returned from Jacksonville Florida where she has spent the winter Dr George S Coons of Louisville was in the city assisting Dr C E Smoot in surgical work Mrs W D Oldham returned to Lexington Saturday after a weeks visit to her sister Mrs G G Prewitt Misses Nannie Ballard and Jennie Mason are in Orlando Florida where they will remain until the first of MayCol C F Chenault and others of Madison were attending Circuit Court here yesterdayKentuckian- Citizen Mrs Mary Potts of Lexington and Mr Smile Vince of Nichelasville attended the funeral of B C Potts on last Monday Mrs Harvey Chenault has return ed from Macon Georgia She left her mother Mrs E M Hume very much improved Mrs A C Buchanan is in receipt of a box of fine Oranges sent by Miss Nannle Ballard who Is visiting in Orlando Florida Mrs W T B Williams and Mrs Joe S Gardner and baby of Irvine are guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Old ham at Brassfield- Professor K P Adams is confined to his home with a carbnnilo on his neck ills friends will regret to hear of his painful affliction Mr Joe S Gardner of Irvine spent Mondaynight in the city He went to Ford Monday afternoon returning in time to see Pompeii at the Grand Perrins Fine KidJGlov- es ust for the sake of selling as fine Gloves as are made in the world we have recently added the famous Perrins Pique Kids They are made in France and are unequaled for elegance of fit and style150 and 200 And a great assortment of other dress and driving Gloves at 50c 75c 1 125 150 2 And our stock of good work Gloves is not surpassed any where Barkers Collars Exclusive agents here for these fine Collars which are far better than any others sold in Rich mond They are made of pure linen of fine quality and are shaped so as to fit the neck with perfect ease and comfort All styles 2 for 25c And our lOc collars are the priceCelluloid Rubber Collars 510 land 20- cSpring Neckwear All the newest styles in fourin hands bows midgets and other shapes of richest silks in most beautiful patterns25 and 50c Boys double This is The Shoe Store Men and because our stock of mens and boys y is the we none and our prices are lowest are some of our are as the to 6 are 5 our the 4 and a great stock of shoes 2 250 and 3as good as money can buy at the price a choice of soft easy shoes at 125 and 150 just a little better than youll find money TRY OUR Mr G G Prewitt attended the Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum which met recently In Owensboro He was elected to office of Grand Edgar Turley was hostess at an elegant dinner last evening in honor of Miss Martha Dunn of Lexington the guest of Miss Bessie Turley Mrs W T Griggs who underwent a slight surgical operation at the Pattie A Clay Infirmary is as doing nicely was removed to her home Paul Burnam who attends Wal ters Institute was compelled by illness to return to his in Frank fort His many friends hero hope for his speedy recovery and return to Bessie Turley has as her guests Misses Martha Dunn of Lexington and Stella Adams of Silver Creek A handsome dinner was given in honor on Thursday by Mr and Mrs Joe Boggs Mrs J S Joplin formerly of this city is a welcome visitor here She and Mr Joplin and baby have been in various places in the South they left here Her return is a source of much pleasure to her numerous Nellie of Cincinnati has arrived and will take charge of Elders Millinery Miss Donnelly has trimmed for this fir lot several seasons past and is ac with all the newest and latest styles Dr Hardin Bright of Niagara New York is here attending mother who has been ill This Is Dr Brights first visit home for quite a number of years and he was given a warm and hearty welcome by his many friends Miss Mabel Letton came down from Richmond Friday afternoon last to at tend the Leap Year and is the guest of her sister Mrs J R Williams Mrs R A Woolums also of Richmond arrived yesterday and is Mis Williams guest Falmouth Pendletonian The third of a series of card parties equally as enjoyable as the preceding iones The ladies prize was one by Miss Smith and the L went to Mr James Wagers After rr the game a delicious lunch was served li Mr Allen Zaring was host at a de l dinner at the 1 nMissesMes rs Irvine Hume and David Gay fi of Winchester Misses Lvne and Coleman have reij turned to their homes in Mt Sterling alter a delightful visit to D M Chenault They were the recipients I of much social attention while here Hon Jerre A Sullivan one of the ablest lawyers at the Richmond bar was in the Thursday night ass l guest at the banquet given by the Friendly Sons of St Patrick Mr Sullivan Is president of the Water Light Company ly Interested in several inthis home town He has been County of Madison two terms is Grand Exalted Ruler of the Richmond Elks and Is tI b tt tttStylish For Boys 3improvement Clothing Department springlarger garments quality Norfolks novelty popular handsomest 150 to 600a long pants suits the manly fellows up 20 years selected greatest as regards 5 TO 15 and Miss Arvauky Hall both of Buckeye Garrard county were united in marriage on last by Judge Mr Thomas M Carnes and Miss Laura Burgess both of Whitlock this county went to Lancas ter last Friday and were united m mar Mr Glenmore Howard and Miss Teary Hager were married at View on the 17th BRUCE comes from Canton Ohio of the of a handsome son to Mr and Mrs J W Bruce The lit tle fellow has been christened Bolton in honor of his mothers maiden name she having been Miss Bessie Bolton of this city and Mrs G W Shepherd the best wishes of their friends for a Quo son born on last Sat urday and Mrs Trim Deatherage are rejoicing over the arri val of a fine son on last Saturday SHIPP The sad news which reached here last Thursday announcing the death of Mrs IL G Shipp of Cynthiana was hard to believe and caused great sorrow among her many friends She had been ill for a or more Josephs hospital In where it was thought an operation for appen And theres too in our since last select from better fitting and higher for your money All the newest styles in Buster Browns tBlouse Sailor and Norfolk Yokes for the little fellows and for the larger boys up to 16 years weve a fine of the new suits with round cut coats and belts or the ever breasted styles in the sea sons newest and fabrics fine of for to the care fit The For Men and Boys correctly speaking for Boys largest in county except positively the quality considered These brands Hanans recognized everywhere worlds finest shoes for mena5 Florsheims close seconds to Hanans 350 to And WalkOvers stand without an equal for price350and other at And col lection work elsewhere for the SHOES OUR CLOTHING FITS JJJJJ1 JJ JJJ JJJ J J J J removale PERSONAL Wednesday GuideMrs Wednesday reported yesterday- Mr home their since Donnelly department quainted his seriously masquerade ffilastKate gentlemans Mrs Ufewcity RichrcondI enterprises Attorney prominently Suits And with and footwear Madison JJJJJJ MATRIMONIALCLAassHAtrMr Wednesday TurpinCARNESBURGESS riageHowaanHAGER Valley BIRTHS News birth SnEPuERDRQv have morning- DEATllERAGEllr DEATH week StmLexington varietyto Russian showing stock style SHOE STORE CDYINCTflN BANKS fOfll1the dicitis might be necessary However it was soon found that she could not under go an operation her strength failing her rapidly and at four oclock Thurs day morning her soul winged its flight to eternity Mrs Shipp was formerly Miss Jennie Ferrell of this place and was the daughter of the late Captain Thomas and Mrs Bettie Ferrill She was 29 years old and and was an unusually handsome and attractive woman In 1S9C she became the wife of Mr H C Shipp since which time she has re sided in Lexington Georgetown and Cynthiana She was noted for her many acts of kindess and deeds of char ity It was only last Christmas that she made many a poor home brighter by her remembrances Before her marriage she was saleslady for Mr W D Oldham in this city and was extremely popular with a large circle of friends Besides her husband and one beautiful little daughter she is survived by her mother and the following sisters and brothers Mesdames W D Oldham of this city Thomas Ellison of the county and Edward Moberly of Ford and Messrs W F and DT Ferrill both of this city To allof these the sympathy of the community goes out Her funeral ser vices were conducted Friday at the Christian Church in Cynthiana by Rev W E Ellis assisted by Rev I J Spen cer of Lexington after which her remains were laid to rest in Battle Grove Cemetery A Letter of Sympathy The following beautiful letter of ten der sympathy was received by Mrs Durrett White of Clay City from Mr Vernon L Vaughn of Phoenix Arizona Mrs White in a widow of the late la mentec Professor Durrett White whose death was such a sad blow to his many friends and admirers Mr Vaughn was for about ten years County clerk of Estih and was highly respected and honored by the people of that section His letter is complimentary and justly so and as we read it our hearts bleed anew over the untimely death of our beloved friend The following is the letter for wnich we are greatly indebt ed to Mrs White for its use- Phoenix Arizona March 9th ij04 Mrs Durrett White Clay City Ky My Dear Mrs White Having just read in the Clay City Times of the death of your husband I hasten to extend to you and your family my deepest sym pathy in your sad bereavement From my first acquaintance with Mr White in the year 1881 when it was my good fortune to be a pupil in his school there always existed between us the warmest and most loyal friendship His supreme honesty genial traits and superior attainments will continue to live though his great spirit has pass ed beyond It is sad and unfortunate that his resourceful brain is forever numbed and his pen from which ema nated so many brilliant and instructive productions to gladden and enlighten the hearts and souls of humanity has been laid away for the last time In his untimely death my dear madam I deeply mourn the loss of a dearest and most valued friend That providence may ever guide and protect the bereaved widow and sorrowing children I beg to remain faithfullyYour Friend VERNON L VAUGHN i it lb- I pc- I f1Y = wj P A 2 l WealthMorepopulationtoCut the number of land gauged ucces de and what is the result Its holders lU any state in the Union in two State What if threefourtlis doublllt In thatthe population be eliminatep ArkansaaIndianouefourth the population of Its vast is suppClrtlng lea than ton thrive side sidewhere capacity Fertilea land where wheat and rot possibilitiesthe two yearly vegetable crops are demonstrated 8tory The low ratio grealee of fruit section In the country but thats only half the main Theres population to screagJ1e makes land cheapthats theroom for Success in theliterature sent on request great Southwest Illustrated lI ONE FARE Plus 2 Dollars For the Round Trip First and Third Tuesdays of each Month The Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY MAR 30 1904R t Diamonds c Watches Clocks V f CutglassOAll kinds of Jewelry yandPrecious StonesI lThese are some of the V to be found at Lanes I Jewelry Store If your I watch or clock refuse to- go take them to Lane he t c will fix them If your ring needs resetting take it to Lanes hell fix that too 1ifyon want anything that found in a first cIa- sc Jewelry ebtablishniBnt go to Lanes He is well fixed in these kind of articles T L ELaneJe- weler V c and Optician J OLD JOE WHISKY w Hand male Sour Mash Every drop Ruara teed to he pure Iv of old style manu lauiure No- BETTER can be found for medicinal pur poses You want the best Furnished Strictly to Family Trade 10 vear old in jugs 4 00 per gallon 10I bottles iII5tI Ijuzs 2 roI 5II II bottles 3INew Whisky SI 80 per gallon Orders promptly filled WILEY SEARUY Prop Old Joe Distillery McBrajer novlvr Anderson county Kv Asheville NC center of the beautiful Land of the Skytt1 A superb elevated plateau the lowest poInt of which is two thousand feet above the level of the sea Situated in the most favorable portion of the temperate zone The olllnial Government records ol Western North Carolina which are unimpeachable evidence give the fol lowing averages Spring 53 49 FSum mer 70 72 F Autumn 5348 F Winter as 87 F with iv inrau fur the whole year of 54 15 F mid a lemi relative 1m midity of but 05 per cent A naur parailise where all IIUMIHI ills find quick relief Reached only by the Southern Railway For Land of the Sky booklet Summer Hsort folder etc send twocent stamp to k Geo B Allen cz A G P A St Louis JIo C H Hungerford D P A LonisvilleiKy B 0 SW Worlds Fair Route Natural Gateway to ST LOUIS and the ouisiana Purchase Exposition TrackIiIilUC way of the 5a55 T5 Parlor Dining and Sleeping Cars elegant Coaches with Back Seats iiBigli r Complete Illustrated Folder of the Worlds Fair furnished free on Applicaiion Send lOc silver for copy of the St Louis Worlds Fair March For rates time of trains sleeping or Parlor Car accommodations address any agent O P McCARTY General Passenger Age- ntCincinnati Ohio RIPANS Tabules Doctors find A good prescription For mankind The 5 cent packet Is enough for- ttSual occasions The family bottle supply for a year 60 cents contains n All druggists sell them At sprIng IS here It is tune to have vehicle repainted and over Cad and made as good as new We wilt do the work at prices that will surprise you Richmond Camajte Works uiLf s L MidkhLl Prop GeoHIee G P A Little Rock Ark H I McGuire DPA Howard Jolly TPA Cincinnati 0 PROFESSIONAL OARDS- ATTORNEYS JV MILLER ATTOBHETATLAW RICHMOND Krarccrr Office n the Bnrnam Building next door to ftrmers National Bank febSlr A SULLJV AJc AlTORNEYATLAWt RICHMOND KENTUCKY ffice over State Bank Trust Co opposite Court House on Main Street 0 DlI OHENADLT ATTORNEYS AT LAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office on Second street over Chen nIts grocery W R LETCHERAttorneyatLaw RICHMOND KENTUCKY 1S0ffice over Taylor Bros Store JACKSON ROBERTS ATTORNEYS AND- COUNSELLOItS AT LAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office in John Bennetts old law office over Perry Thomas drug store PHYSICIANS DRS GIBSON GIBSONP- HYSJCIANSAND SURGEOAS RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office in th Dr Hobaon building MlnStreet DENTAL SURGERY OT OaUuVvue Votosou OF LOUISVILLE KT BuildingtchmSndnovI7Iy oov M Blanton DENTIST ajOfflce in Bennett Building llanly TELEPHONE 196 E 0 Vance D 0 Mrs E OVance D 0 Osteopathic Physicians Hobsou Hull ilng Literature furnished on application CONSULTATION FREE Graduates Southern School of Oitheopathya DR LANDMANt Wednesday April 13 1904 Tis the Comfort Line Free RecliningO Chair Cars on the popula- rHenderson Route between Louisville Evansville St LouisPThe West and SouthwestLAs we are the originators of Free Reclining Chair Car service between Louisville youthmktraveling to get the HenJderson Route habit will u- sAsk Us About ItsL J Irwin Geo L Garrett GPA TPALOUISVILLE KY TO OT7BE A COLD I1T ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets ittailsa on each box 25cents New Firm Mr Beech um Lackey has purchased a half Interest in the firm of Letcher Witt and the firm will hereafter be known as Letcber Lackey Co be ginning March 15 lOOt They will continue in the same business at the same place and solicit a share of your patronage as heretoforepAll persons owing the firm of Letcher dc Witt are requested to settle their ac counts as that firm desires to close up its business at once St Notice to Creditors eltateIsame with the undersigned properly rerified on or before June tat 1904 or same will be WB HUNLEY Admr New Lhrery firm Messrs Joe Collins and Robt Walker have opened a firstclass feed anti sale stable in the old Adams livery table on Irivne street and desire a share of patronace in this line Persons who come in from the country and want a place to have their horses fed and cleaned up will do well to take them to this stable These gentlemen are in the market the year round for good horses and per sons having good horses to sell should see Collins and Walker They also take horses and brako them or put them in good selling condition Every body knows what Bob Walker can do with a horse The Collins Walker stable contains forty nice clean roomy stalls and the very best care will betaken of homes put in this stableS Remember the place the old stable on Irvine street now conducted by Joe Collins and Robt Walker 2ifeb3iE t Announcements Te the Vtfns oi the Fifth AnWt Court Dir hid of Kentucky I AM a candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals from this District subject to the action of the Democra tic party As Circuit Judge it became my duty to trya number of crir inal cases which have become a part of the States history and ZIt a most critical time As Judge of the State Fiscal Court it fell to my lot to construe the Statutes adopted to put in force the provisions of the new Con stitution as well as to construe the present Constitution whenever a con troversy rose as to its proper con struction Almost innumerable cases have burdened the dockets of my court touching the rights of corpora tions and the exercise of franchises under the law How well I have discharged my duties under such trying circumstances is left to you to deter mineI be very grateful to all who feel they can assist me to secure the high position and office to which Ias pire Very respectfully JAMES E OANTKILL tf John D Carroll A Candidate for Appellate JaJje in this District Hon John D Carroll of NewCastle one of the best known lawyers in the State has announced as a candidate for Appellate Judge in this district subject to the action of the Democratic party Mr Carrolls friends espec laity in the legal profession have for a long time desired to see him on the bench of the highest court in the State He has held several offices of trust and honor and in all of them acquitted himself with credit When quite a young man he served two terms in the Legislature was a member of the Constitutional C nveiition awl one of the three commissioners appointed by the Governor to revise the statute laws of e81maeleState Central Committee He is the editor of Carrolls Kentucky Codes of Practice and Carrolls Kentucky Statutes lawbooks that are in geniralI use and that may be found in of every lawyer in the State A man of high integrity great Industry with an extensive and accurate knowledge ofa the law and in the prime of life his large circle of friends believe he would make a splendid I Judge Trimble Democrat tf FOR CONGRESS We are authorized to announde Hot D L forCongressoflJemnoralicsolicited FOIl COUNTY ATTORNEY We are authorized to iinnonnce W R Attoniryparty HCRIIOKsubject to tile action of h Democratic party We are authorized to announce W R totorneyof the Democratic pary FOR SHERIFF We are authorized to announce JNO W IadlsonCoullty8ubJeclic authorized to announce B B Million bJetCotEIIay subject to the action of the Democraticparty FOR JAILER PERKINSMadison county subject to the action of the Democratic party Ve are authorized to announce O W cMadisonoufltyarty CRiGGnasounty subject to the action of the Demo cratic party We ire authorized to announce N B JONKF lublectWe are authorized to announce J B DOZIRl jOnlJeetWe are authorized ti announce A J HO a candidate for Jailer or Madison ooum 5t to tbeacti n of the Democratic part IORGTAYLORcounty subet to the action of the Democrtiarty 0PltltlSncounty subject to the action of the Hemucrati party RSOrloAKESJ actionIIIPNNEDYoruntysubjectWe are authorized to announce BUCK IndlsonCountyIc Party e are authorized to announce JB PARKE countysubJt TERRILlcounty subject to the action of the Democraticparty TUERSONDemocraticFOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT We are authorized to announce E P BEN Publicaction of the Democratic party FEDWARDS totheWe are authorized to announce JOHN ofPublicthe action of the Democratic party FOEASSESSO- We are authorized to announce J LBAKER of Blue Lick Precinct as e candidate for Asses subject to the action of the Democraticarty We are authorized to announce BUD DUNN a candidate for Assessor of Madison county s partyWeGOLDEN a candidate for Assessor of Madison county subject to the action of the Demo cratlc party No prayer can rise on wings of pretense tor Sale A new cottage consisting of four nice rooms and hall front anti back porch nice front and back yard and a good cistern The house has just been completed hence has never been occu pied For particulars call at this office tf n O 5 a 5 ever made to the Southwest via The Rock Island Frisco Systems Are you interested If so get ready and take advantage of the lowest rat aver made to Arkansas Texas Indian and Oklahoma Territories Ticket on sale from Memphis St Louis and Chicago March 1st and 15th April 5th and 19th Call on your nearest ticket agent or address H I McGUIRE t Dl5ttt Pas Agt Cincinnati Ohio t 1 e Illinois Central Railroad Great Reduction in Oneway Rates to Californifornia and the Northwest March 1 to April 30 1904 550 Loflhvilb to Los isgeles ind San Francisco California and return April 22 to May 1 1904 Proportionately Low Rates from other points Excursion tickets daily to HOT SPRINGS ARK Only line running through personally conducted excursion Sleepers Louisville to California New Mexico Arizona and Texas Southand Southwest Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma a Farming in the South The Pnsienger Department of the Illinois Central K R Co is issuing monthly cirrulurn concerning fruit growing gardening stock raising dairying etc in ttiw States of Kentucky West Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana Every FHrnier or Hotueeeeker who will forward his name and the niMKrriiiruHd will he mxileil free Circulars Nos 1 to 11 inclusive and others as they tare published from month to month For through rate tickets and rates free copies of folders descriptive of Cuba and New Orleans apply to nearest rail road agent or address F W HARLOW D P A- Louisville Ky APPETITE 13TD MENTALITY JTmllon of Xnt UIa and En rjAre the One That Mon r o lpen411101I It has been demonstrated by those who have investigated the subject that the people who eat are the peoples who get on and do things People who have large It says have become the chief nations In the world and the nature of the food consumed bears a relation to the character of the con sumers The argument in tabula form indicates in pence the amount ex pended a head each day for food and tho annual exports In pound sterling United States D BGAIgUnited Kln dom2aGermany a caOXXCrrj 1G6x00QItalyThe American leads the world as a meat eater with three pounds a week t itlittlehalt the German consumes a little less than the Briton and the Russian consumes one pound while the Italian must perforce eke out his scant half pound with large supplies of macaroni argulmentChicago Chronicle but let us not for get that the finest speclments of physl cal strength In the whole world with the exception of one hardy savage tribe few In numbers comes from a spot In the Emerald Isle where the diet Is skimmediandof them And there Is the sturdy Scot who scarcely knows the taste of meat but males his way in all climes and under all conditions though he springs rom an ancestry that subsisted on oat HOW A TRAMP WOOD Sound of Hard Work Issued from Shed Bat Sticks Were Left Intact n Before Harry Sanderson manager f6r Tony Pastor who lives at Cranford N J not feeling particularly well took a day off recently and remained at home From the window of his library says the New York Herald he observed a tram entering his gate and he walked down to the rear door to meet him It was the old storya request for a meal Having a load of unsawed wood in the shed he told the fellow that If he got to work and performed on the sawbuck for s brief period be would have something prepared for him The tramp went to the shed and immediately the sound of vigorous sawing was heard stick after stick parting un der his energetic efforts Calling the tramp Into the kitchen Sanderson com him upon his energy and the ramp replied with a modest air thai whenever he had anything to do he gen erally paid attention to It The meal was eaten and thp tramp expressed hit thanls and departed Shortly afterward Sanderson went out to the shed and was surprised to find every stick of wood Intact Upon In quiry In the village he ascertained that he had been entertaining a stranded ven triloquist who was working his way back to New York from Easton Pa The mean chap had simply gone Into the shed and given his imitation of sawing wood DRINKING AND SMOKING Physician Declare They Are Hoi Vices Inebrlatea Find Little Comfort In the Veed IThe prevalent Idea that drinking and smokl 5 are companion vices is altogether wrong said a physician who has made a special study of dipsomania to the Philadelphia Record I find on the contrary that the habitual drunkard is not abnormally addicted to the use of tobacco He may use the weed as a lesser stimulant when not rtrongly under the influence of alcohol but when the drink gets firmly in trenched In his system he cares noth lug for tobacco for then It has last Its force and its Influence upon his nerves Of course I mean In extreme cases NOn the other hand it Is a rather curl ous fact that in the case of the moderate drinker who also smokes the cutting oft of his supply of tobacco will In crease his appetite for alcoholic bever ages and while at first the liquor will not affect him nearly so much as when he is smoking In the end It will do him up Consequently it is safe to assume that the man who always used liquor and tobacco in moderation will If ha gives up tobacco take more strongly to liquor In tact this is no assumption it has been demonstrated on numerous occasions Telcirraph In Cipher Chinese cannot be telegraphed and to meet this difficulty a cipher system has been invented by which messages in that language can be transmitted over the wires The sender of the message has no need to trouble himself about the meaning and in fact may be telegraphing all day without the slight eat idea of the information he is send ing for he transmits only numerals II is very different however with the receiver of the message at the other ends he must have a code dictionary and after each message Is received must translate it writing each literary char acer in the place of the numeral that stands for it The Onlr Titled Mute- SIrEvelynArthurFairbaipi is the only subject who bears a hereditary title and was born deaf and dumb A tall handsome man with a peculiarly winning smile and attractive manner he gives no outward sign of a misfortune which would have shadowed a temperament less bouyant than bis own Sir Arthur is a famous globe trotter a great part ot his travel having bepn undertaken to study means of asiel io Jng the lot of those afflicted as MLte1L li 5 Secial Low One way and Roundtrip Rates in effect on first and third Tuesday in each month to the and Texas vegetable ad- dressto appetites expressed SAWED plimented Companion according Low Settlers Rates Southeast Missouri Arkansas Louisiana and Texas I LAND OF CHEAP HOMES The dates are Jan 19 Feb 2 and 16 March 1 and 15 April 5 and 19dThe rate is a little more one way or round trip Now is the time to get a home of your own while land is cheap The Southwest offers the greatest induce ments to hnmesepkers a mild equable climate short pleasant winters lonn seasons cheap cost of living Land that will grow corn wheat oats clover alfalfa cotton fruits and vegetables of nearly every description can be had at prices ranging from i25 per acre owing to location soil and improvements Take advantage of some of the ahoy ilates and see this great country for yourself If you will write us where you want to go we will tell you the exact cost of your ticket and eend you maps descriptive literature and help you to find a suitable location Write today to L 0 Schaefer T P AeCotton Belt Route Cincinnati 0 orE W LaBeanme G P T AtCotton Belt Route St Louis Mn Following Sptdil Rates In Effect via L 4 N One way Colonist to the Southwest February 16 March 1 and 15 april 5 and 10 also to Kansas and Missouri on same dates J W Hamilton Agent e I 8 M1 Tim Tails Ar No CIncinnati and Livings Lv 1344 p m ton Exjiess sooth bound 1248 p NoS Cinnatl and Livings 125 p m ton Express north bound 155 pm No Cinnati and Livings 315 a m ton Express north bound 350 am Livings105pm 1145 pn No 10 Stanford and Mays ville Accm north bouud 820 a m Mays7SRowJand 1120 aID Stan110pm Louisville Si tItkail1 DAILY EX SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND or venallleSLaWrenCebUrgIShet18o pm am For Irvine and Beatty villo mun 130 pm TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND From Louisville Lexington and ll54am DIFromm H B SMITH Q F iP A KyBRichmond Ky The Missouri PacifcJ Railway CompanySt Louis Iron Mountain South ern Railway Co The True Southern Route to California is via the Iron Mountain Route1 the only line running Pullman Draw ing Room and Tourists Sleepers from St Louis without change to Los An geles and San Francisco Quick time wild uptodate service Dining Cars meals a la carte Low rates in effect after March 1 1004 to California and intermediate points Round trip Home Seekers and one way colonist rates to the West and Southwest at greatly reduced rates effective first and third Tuesdays each month Information cheerfully furnished Call on or address A A Gallagher D P A 419 Walnut street Cincinnati Ohio Tour Trip to the Worlds Fair St Louis in 1904 to insure the Daylight Entrance to theMound City and an unobstructed Panoramic view of the Levee and Shipping District of the Fatherof Waters should be made by t- heBig Pow RouteJ E BEEVES Gen Southern Agent WABHEN J LYNCH Q P TA- CiurianatOSo 1 BIG LEGAL BATTLE Title of 3600 Acres of Valuable Ohio Land to Be Contested Port of an Estate Left to Slaves by John Randolph of Roanoke la to Be Fought For In the Courts Farmers in the southern part of Met cer county O are considerably exercised over a copy of a will recently filed at Celina in the probate court by a colored attorney John Beam of Indianapolis Ind laying the foundation for a legal battle for the possession of 3600 acres of Mercer county land valued at over 250 000John Randolph of Roanoke Va who was a wealthy slave owner died in 1836 leaving a large estate William Leigh was made executor of his will and was directed to purchase 3600 acres of land somewhere In the United States and to give each of his slaves ten acres Wil liam Leigh finally decided to purchase this land In Marion Franklin Granville and Jefferson townships and locate the Randolph slaves in the southern part of the county Leigh had the title of the land put in his name as executor and had it is said Intended to deed ten acres to each slave after locating them Leigh started with his 360 odd slaves on canalboats up the Miami and Erie canal and when the people of the southern part gf this and Auglalze county heard of they met the slaves at New Bremen 0 drove them back and would not allow them to land Most of the slaves returned to Virginia butspme of them afterward located on some of the land purchased for them Only a few of the families are there now WlIllamLelghhad in his name as executor but that title should have been given to the slaves as described In the will and that the peo ple who purchased this land from either William Leigh or the squatters have no good title A petition will shortly be filed la the AttorneyBeamheirs to reclaim this land for the heirs of the Randolph slaves This land has ecome very valuable for Its oil and gas- eposits CZAR WANTS SHIP CANAL Project to Connect the Black Sea with the naltte ttr the Menu of LOOK Artificial Ditch The czar has approved a gigantic project for a canal to connect the Black sea with the Baltic The course will be 1200 miles long and the cost Is esti mated at 40000000 The plan Is to follow the Pwlna river until near the swamps at Its headwaters then dig through the forests of Minsk until the headwaters of the Dnieper are reachedIt be a far greater undertaking than was the Baltic canal dug by Ger many but the reasons for It are sim ilarThe principal object talked about is to develop trade and save the enormous cost of shipping over the roundabout way through the North sea Atlantic and Mediterranean- But the main thing the Russian go- rnment has In mind Is to be able to call into usein Just such emergencies as the dispute with Japan the Black sea fleet which now Is practically Impris by Turkeys control of the only out t through the Dardanelles LOVE DOGS BEST Canines In District of Cnlnmhln Ob Jectii of More Affection Than Human Heine Dogs are loved better than man wom an and child In the District of Columbia according to Secretary Wilsons testi mony quoted by Mr Burleson of Texas in the house the other day when the agri cultural appropriation bill was under consideration The secretary is quoted as having said We are pushing this work with the theory that if we can prevent blackleg it will die out It is the same with rabies If you muzzle every dog In the District of Columbia and allow no other dog to come in the rabies will not come in You could not do that The love for the pup is stronger than the love for- man woman or child in the District of Columbia and dogs cannot be muzzled here That Is the theory on which we are trying to experiment with blackleg and we are succeeding APPENDICITIS CONTAGIOUS The Disease Declared to Be Due to Germ by Dr C S Sheldon of Madison Wl Dr C S Sheldon one of the leading physicians of Madison WIs has made the astounding declaration that appendi dlB1easeis the result of a germ that can be trans ferred The prevalence of the disease he believes substantiates his theory He says there is an epidemic of appendicitis in this ountry Dr Sheldon Is a graduate of Yale and has been a practicing physician for the last 40 years He has been secretary of the Central Wisconsin Medical associa tion for many years A Missouri Love Letter The devil of a north Missouri paper received a love letter the other day and the foreman got hold of It and read itThis Is what it said Dearest ol All At last I know you are thee onjey per son on earth for me Darling Iff you dont come to me soon Ill die I adoor you When you come out ton Ho bring that box of chocolates or Ill black bothe yure eyes Now mind Yure lovelng Llezle DoYou BurnS aIUrri K so why not burn the BESTWe Mountain Ash Jellico and Beatty- vilieCOALS Also CORN and HAY Diattyvilli uOU a R Freeman Mgr Telephone J84 1Ui and Yards t ir Aeut fill tfy Iws il merest to fle Farmer fill He Jews el merest to He Breeder Ell tle Hews of Interest to tie S1O- GRaKentucky II THE Farmer and Breeder 4 PUBLISHED AT LEXINGTON KENTUCKY Has been established to cover a field never before covered by a single paper It will contain all the news and features of interest to the Farmer with news of interest to and features pertaining to the breeding of stock of every kind J A competent staff of regular writers to cover all items of local apd genjeral inter est is supplanted by an able list of con Stto on specific Subjects t THk KENTilSY FARMER AND BREEDER has already 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Stew Firm4 AND C V A Magnificient Stock of Goods p U Everything for the home beautiful V V can be found in our store V c Iand our prices will suit everybody L Jf V n H 5 We are at home at Joplins old standon fA Main street and we guarantee the best V and most polite attention v ru uy callnfit n y Crlltcher Evans c Main Street Richmond Ky MY NAME IS THURMAN On Sausage Row And Buys jitit Ct1 t SKINS2 ijf u Fr further information address General Passenger Agent Chicago A Reminder superbstock Dry Goods We carry a complete line of Notions beautiful Laces Hamburgs also the best quality of Mat tings 8 Give us a call and we will give you satisfaction White jilbSJJJJ Corner Main and Second RICHMOND KENTUCKY n t 4 7F j Jm r7lF L When you are g ing to 4paint use PREPARED HOUSE PAINT Itjs uu equaled for Durability diid Finish THE BETMane by VAL BliTZ N + Louisville Ky 1Ot Sale by W L LEEDS Richmond Ky i L 7J7F 1t 7f 7i7 KILL THE COUChAND CURE THE LUNCS WITH 3r1Kmgs i j New Jrliscovery j FOR 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110lIfcharterRlckoer I50c R chmond Waco Red House Valley View Baldwin Newby Rutbton Paint Lick allaceton Berea KirkKTille J 50 YEARS rtrEXPERIENCE 3 TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS Ac NquietlyommuolcatiattverpteutlScientific Jfitiericait reulallonyear tour months tL Sold by all newsdealen Yorkhiraucb Weak HeartseveryonIndlgC3lion onlytraeablcgestlon All food taken Into the stomach which failSof perfect digestion ferments and theheartthatdelicatet stomachrouble fowmontha Eatandstrain and the heart of all pressure Bottles only Stoo Size holdint 2J time NPrprdIor6ale byPerry Thomaaw ir 4li Tragedy Averted Just in the nick of time onr little boy was saved writes Mrs W Vat kins nf Pleasant City Ohio Pneu niuia had playedsad havoc with him and a set in besides Doctors treated him hut lie grew worse everyiiay At length we tried Dr Kings Nnv Discovery for Consump HeIfor Coughs Colds and all Lung diseases Guaranteed by R 0 Stockton druggist Price 60c and Si Trial bot tipi free 1m There is somelliinir crooked in the onqentethiat iiifints only on eccen ricity isItIlt dotr hf jit tiled More Riots Itsiirbanre of triUr are not near v irrave as mi imliviilnal disorder of vntHin Overwirk loea of oleep- ifrvnns tension will be followed by nt T ollaplI unless a rpliahle remedy immediately employed Theres- mtbtne o efllrient to cur Ilif orcler of lip liver or kidneys as Eleotriir Bitters fta wonderful tonio and effective iiprvinc and the irrVatest all around meilicinn for run clown systems I iiipp lsNervonsnPs UliennintiBin anil- iirniiaN and expels Malarial germs Oniv fiO and sntlxfartiiin ciihnuiteed- b R 0 Stockton druggist 1m f have for sle two good brood nmr s Will trails tr a rood younj mule Tulin D Ooodloe- ffb244t viiipH Station Ky Master Commissioners Notice to Creditors MADI OV CIRCUIT COURT C M nyn Almr Pit ag loot C t lse lire nlCr ls Dft Allrrns harinr claims atraiiiRt the estate of ec nre hereby nfttifl d 10 tile he same legally TTMIed wltlitht iinilerinncd norlporetiw h day of March or sonic will be bar ed S II THORPE M C M C C Notice to Creditors All partial havIng ctuis aflnit T Robinson are flGtt6Mt t fie iaiue with tin undersliened prop verified on or before April 1st raa w win bto barred J AS S RUTOII Kit Ashlcnee Ofn e et Crutcher t ran furniture store 17fim Reduced Rates to the West and Southwest via Southern Rry Hound trip u44ekpis iul orr way Coliiist rulH in flWt nil tItami third Ilie days in tollI lllonti Clon or Kldress T V CltBW Trav Iaos tent 8015 Main l l xinifion Ky For Sate Property advertised under this head is not charred for unless sale is made For com plete particulars call on or ad ressr he Climax Printing Co Richmond Ky No1 Ho 2 No3 Mo 5 Ho 6- flo7 Mo 8 Mo 9 010 NonNo No 14 No 16 vio 17 No 18 io 19 No 20 No 21 No 22 No 23 No 25 o 26 No 27 No 28 No 29 o 30 A two stoy frame resdeno contain inf6r m ADd two halls In Richmond Ky Lot tnxlM fret salrmrn 1069 lees tha original cost- A twotoiy frame residence on om of the niceet resident streets In Rich mood Has all necessary outbuild juice treat bargain for ant one desiring a nice borne Two nice residences near Main street and on y ihee squares from coo houw more lelble location for an Men borne could not be found These residences will be sold at a bar gain fIM will buy a good town lot 40x20U feet A guM town lot on good street 40x 18 feet Price St O produclogfarmresidene barn and other outbuild tugs Price 280 Good frn containing about 100 acres good residence bun unit other im provemcnls In fine locality Price tAe Farm containing 100 acres well fenced hut with no other improve ment Can be bought in connection with No 8 Price 1600 Pour cottages on nice street well improved Price each flood cottaee in firstclass condition clsterd etc Price NIce residence containing seven ctlyLarEnecessary outbuildings Price 3OCb Good lot suitable for tmslnes house can be bought cheap A four room cottage and seven acre twoInltardobuildingTHisthriving village vhEre churches all schools are convenient Price rae Oiif of the nicest resiliences In Itichmond contxiniitg eght rooms cityLotA twosory residence in good neighborhood Lot 120ilV feet All necrwnry oulhuildmj Price 28 A nice residence for any one desir ingHii ideal home One sf the bes convmcied wildings In Richmond well improved Price 2200 neighhurhoodi Co tage rn a nice resident street c Itolltlne four rooms and neces sary Hillnil ings Onn be Jour chHK d n i he Installment plan grea hsr11I at 1100 Will unint resiilaoce for purchaser An nleal cottage lol five rooms YlIuhulldlouIand KIOTO Price llil Will sell palotresl contalporciessitusted In best reidenrp tnioo of ity Sahle coal hiisc IuiildingsJt iringa iilivhnnie F sighsIli all in erase and Is Al good farm and thlRIItnLocalltvbetFlour and grist mill Anerson BuildtugbuitKyaraK Stetm and wafer power the laSter three mon hs of the RullerMIllmdiiilug5 rooms All for SInM or 3500 for the mill and the acres Onehalf inJoAlso n SOlmrrel mill in Mercercounty Ky on Malt river Steampower new uptodate In very withImptOvenltots land Close to Southern railroad Price 1000 Also II acre of Florida land In treetthroughInc side with 2story 5roo hnue plumsgrapesrstde with 6rooui tstory bouse plumsgropes forsztoo125 acres in Allen countv Ky on acresCTimbersblllgleflufor the place twice over A large dwelllogshasweljstwo miles of font seat grows etfor lIIhalls bath tooms with hot and uodercnlhehouse inRlclaiondr r yersFor hard colds bronchitislasthma and coughs kinds you cannot take any thing better than Ay- ersCherry PectoralCherry Pectoral Ask your own doctor if this is not so He uses it He understands why it soothes and healscI bad a terrible cough for weeks Thenatook Aver Cberrr Pectoral and sMRS2Se 7c TEn co Lowell AIIlrllIfor CoughsCold takingtor Rent I desire to rpiu for time vpar 1904 a residence with crond garden nnd bluck tmiith shop at Foxtuwn For further particulars call on or address John W Wilson Satitf Foxtown ItThere is nothing new under thunUrtdiuin for example Itt merely the la tcst old tiling that has been discoved Any girl who thinks as tniivh of a man asslie dots of herself will do to tie BT DULL YEArf FCfR CCTPID r Illinois Drummer Says Young Met Tight Shy of Matrimony Dur ing Leap YeardWhen the Southdown drummer re eturnedhis regular run over the Illinois circuit says the Chicago Inter Ocean It was evidence that he had run across a new one tusually tthebelt have not gone unnoticed Well sir its a fact he said itIotelling of tho trip that the matri monial business has fallen off about 50 per cent throughout lhe state I have been in half a dozen county seats dur ing the past week and the county clerks swear the marriage license busi ness has dropped off in an amazing manner Last year at this time and in other years the business was brisk yearimdto be married during leap year They seem to have the idea that their friends will believe that the young women did the courting and their conceit compels them to fight shy of matrimony during the year If you think this leap year business doesnt have the effect of bringing about a slump in matrimony just go with me on one of my jaunts and youll find that leap year is the poorest of all years for Mr Cupid and his sneaking tricks COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Demonstrates Feasibility of Trans planting and Propagating Clams Result of Experiment As a result of a series of experl ments by the students of the Rhode Is land college of agriculture at Kingston and of the opening of the breach way at Point Judith clams are now being dug on the shores of Point Judith pond in the South county in places where they have never before been found says the Providence Journal They are more or less abundant also and the residents of the adjoining country have been taking advantage of their oppor tunity recently since the presence of the clam beds was discovered It all came from a series of experiments un dertaken to demonstrate by the class and for the class the feasibility of transplanting and propagating the clamsSome time ago one of the classes took up this study and planted some young clams along the shores of this body of water Not long ago It was found that the clams had grown and multiplied until the digging is fairly good in the beds where the college clams were planted All of which goes to show that there are several kinds of agriculture and that it Is easily possi ble to farm the sea as to farm the land TELLS OF INHUMAN ORDER Former Russian Soldier Now of Penn sylvania Says Czars Men Must Kill the Wounded There is living in Dowingtown Pa a former soldier in the Russian army who can testify to the fact that there is a secret rule in the czars army to kill all the wounded says a dispatch to the Chicago Chronicle His name is J lL Schulman he conducts a flourish Ing clothing store and previously to coming to this country served two months in the Russian army as a con script He says There is a secret rule in the Russian army to kill all the wounded It is communicated to all omcers and is tacitily understood among the soldiers The Russians argue that the mainte nance of hospitals is too expensive more so than to kill off the wounded I am in a position to say with the utmost posltlveness that such a rule exists in the Russian army and that it applies at least to the privates and possibly to the omcersiPARDONED BY THE MIKADO Knowledge of English Gave Viscount Hayashi Japanese Minister to Britain Lease of Life Viscount Hayashli the Japanese min ister to Great Uritaln spent several years at the University of London and returned to his own country In time to take part in the rebellioln of the reac tionists between 18C5 and 18GS The revolt was put down and the revolutionists Hayashi and the rest were turned over to the lord high executioner who put them In Iron cages until he got ready to cut their heads 01Ijpened to be In great need of a man who could interpret English for him and somebody thought of Hayashi The condemned rebel was taken from his cage and performed the task so well the mikado pardoned him and made him imperial Interpretor At that time there were only five or six Japanese who could speak English Driving Concrete Piles In the suburbs of Berlin recently con crete has been employed in place of wood in making piles to be driven Into bUildingsThese26 feet in length are triangular In cross section and consist of Portland cement mixed with river ballast the composition being stayed with an armature com quarterinchIronvals the rods being set into the concrete bybuffersea be woodbeams t PALACE CARS FOR HORSES Animals Traveling by Ball Have Fine AccommodationsDouble Deck ers for Sheep and Hogs American railroads have almost as any different kinds of cars for carry ug animals as they have cars for pas sengersOne kind of car that is used for shipping horses is known technically exceptingia palace car giving hors s fine accom modations Each horse has his own stateroom so to speak for the car is fitted with independent stalls Each stall has manger and water trough overhead are racks for holding extra feed Sheep and hogs are often carried in ars with two stories These are known s doubledeckers and the animals are- hipped in both stories They have room to lie down in and water Is supplied to them from pipes Horses and cattle are sidetracked at- ntervals if the cars are making a long un and the beasts are led out and allowed to run around for exercise Then they are driven back to their cars and resume their Journey Sheep are often unloaded within a few miles of their destination and turned loose to rest and feed until they are in good flesh This Is not done merely from motives of humanity It has been found that the sheep are so much improved by it that they ring higher prices when they reach he market GEMS IN UNITED STATES One Regard in Which Our Natural Be sources Are DeScientPino- Stones Scarce It is a little strange said Irving L Russell to a Washington Post reporter that the United States so far ahead in national resources of every other part of the globe In all essential should be so deficient as a pro ucer of precious stones I am of the opinion that there will be a big discov ry some day of the most valued gems probably in some out of the way corner of the land I do not mean to intimate that we- rea exactly destitute of fine stones but hat those found are mostly of inferior q as compared with the output of he old mines In North Carolina a good many emeralds and rubies and sapphires are to be had but they are f not sufficient value to warrant cutting Some very fine pearls have been taken out of the shells picked up In the streams of Arkansas and at onetime the search for them down there amounted to a craze Pearls by the way have gone up in price from 200 to 300 per cent In recent years A great many semiprecious stones are mined in California the turquoise found out there being especially beautiful but lacking In hardness Tour- malines also come from California In abundance PROSPERITYS BAROMETER Salesman Says the Common Paper Bag the Grocers Use Is Reliable Trade Index The paper bag the kind the gro core use you know is the best barom eter for registering the rise and fall of general prosperity said the city salesman the other morning I have been selling paper bags for 26 years and can refer to my old order books and tell you just about how much money there was In general circulation at any time since I have been toting that old paper ease about the city In 26 years I have closely watched the sales and I want to say that I am celling bigger bags to grocers now than ever before Along about 1894 and for three or four years afterward one pound and two pound bags were the most used now sell ten times as many eight pound bags as I did even six or seven years ago You see it stands to reason that when people have little money they will buy their groceries in small amounts When there Is plenty of money people buy more at a time Of course when the larger paper bags are sold it means that I wont sell so many of them for people dont trot to the groceries so often- CotMcts Discovery Several months ago a man named Kurzpeski having committed a seri ous offense was sentenced to a long term of imprisonment in Germany and since then the public heard nothing about him until the other day when the news spread that be had discovered a cure for consumption which he claimed was infallible In a letter to the min- Ister of the interior Kurzpeski gave a glowing account of the new remedy stat ing that it had worked wonders on him self and others who are imprisoned with him at Luneburg and requested to be set at liberty for a time in order that he might continue his investigations in a properly equipped laboratory With this request the minister has not yet seen fit to comply but he has thought the matter of such importance that he has instructed a committee of scientists to go to Lune burg and make a thorough test of the alleged remedy Lighthouse in a Desert There is at least one lighthouse in the world that Is notplaced on any mar iners cliart It Is away out on the Arizona desert and marks the spot where a well supplies pure fresh water to travelers It is the only place where water may be had for 45 miles to the eastward and for at least 30 miles In any other direction The bouse consists of a tallcottonwood pole to the top of which a lantern is hoisted every night The light can be seen for miles across the plain in every direction The Human Lottery UAh if only I ware beautiful How Happy Ifo would be Many a forlorn maid has said this as she looked into the mirror It is the one pos session in the lottery of human life vrhich woman would not BRADFIELDSFemale girls on the threshold ofwoman hood is invaluable Vie they become athingheador abnormal obstructed periods and pain ful menses and their systems generally run dorm they need a tonic bMilding up and their blood cleansed Bradfields Female Regulator lorwomen is particularly valuable and useful owing to its and as a regulator of the menstrual flows Painful obstructed and suppressed menstruation is peculiartoRegulatorclearsthecomplexion bright ens sharpens the appetite removes muddy na ons of the and cuics sick Jieadache at once Of druggists at zoo er bottle Pefsct Health for Women can be had free by sending us yotr address THE BBADFIELD KGUUTW CO JJTUNTA t s Stoves AT CSOTWe have ore or two AirTight Heating Stoves that we will close I- out at cost for cash j Please bear in mind that we are sole agents for the celebrated Studebaker Wagon We- anc sell you one of our wagons for what you would pay for an inferior make Come in and examine buyingTin and Repair Work a specialty Satisfaction guaranteed ARBUCKLE SIMMONS Agents for Majestic Rangesthe best thats made 1 our large line of Ti l make your Do not fail to visit our house in L I This A HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY One small bottle of Halls Great DiRe covery cures all kidney and bladder ronlilPK removes gravel diahetec semiiiHl emissions weak and lame back rhtuiniUtisin uncljill of the kidneys anll in both men gist will he sent by mail on sPoeipV of SI 0114 small bottle is two hiohthe treatment anti will ojre any case above mentioned Ir E V Hall 11 man ufacturer P 0 Box 625 St idIijiiMo Send fur te timouialK Soul bv all druptist Owen McKee Merchant Richmond K READ THIS Richmond Kv Feb 9 1902 Dr E W Hall St Ixiiis MoDear Sir I have usd otis bottle of the Texas Wonder Halls Great Discov eryfor kidney and bladder trouble I weighed 150 ponnils wiieii I betan lining it to day I weighs 170 pounds und I feel better thi I have in twenty years and I cheerfully recommend it to the public 7J111 IV JohN t RlDOEb Every spiniKier yon meet is willing to admit she is inlt from fhoic State Banks Sued For Paducah Ky March lSState Au ditors Agent Franl Lucas filed suit against every state bnk in Kentucky for back taxes for the past five years These suits involve the payment of state and county taxes on about U5 000000 of property annually Premature Explosion In a Camp Mlddlesboro Ky March 18oneman was killed and four mortally in jured in a premature explosion at the mining camp of R N Price near here Dead John Jones Injured Thomas Hardin Henry Vllla John Pain doxter unknown Negro Seeks Old Plow to Exhibit Mt Sterling Ky March 18StLouis Worlds fair managers are en deavoring to secure from J E flrubbs for exhibition a wooden plow made in 1826 by his It is claimed it IB the only one of its kind in the United States Death of Mrs Judge Watkins Eddyvllle Ky March 18Mrs Thomas J Watkins died at her home here at 930 oclock Wednesday night from She was estimable woman Cynthiana Couple Wedded Cincinnati March l8John Wood head United States revenue officer and Miss Mary Madison both of Cynthiana Thurs1daybride First Marriage License Olive Hill Ky March 18John Plummer and Ida Phillips who were married here Thursday have the die tinction of procuring the first marriage license issued in the new county Beck ham named in honor of the governor Dead Aged 115 Years Covington Ky March lSAn old was an Innate of the institution for- years and was carried on the tee ords simply as Emma We are Badly ClothingDepartment We Have Too Many 25 Per Cent Offon every Overcoat and Suit in our house FOR CASH ONLY thefullnot wait until the season is over JThis includes our Alfred Benjamin Cos Suits and Overcoats CAlso tg Youths childrens Clothing andlessCome quick and selection when Lexington LOUIS GUS STRAUS Lexingtons Leading Clothiers sieZiiiiirIts21nine Signature Tablets TEXAS WONDER irregularities lbieslin Respectfully BackTaxesI greatgrandfather iaw1yers agedied operajhouse fJL in r Stoves Clothing Cures Grip in Two Days on every bo 25c ItP rEAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE CP11iYI inrconroRATBD ofthisSouthenIllinoisand Louisiana We can put you quick and satisfactory communication with tlo countryWesohicltyourpatronage Equipments and facilities unsut n c at JAMES E CALDWCLL J W I rest eot Gen JR IanngerSyk Trm H Lall1BLANTON DEALER IN Coal Feed Salt Sand Lime J Cement Plaster Half i Etc Corner Main and B Streetsapr3011f Phone 65 Ayer8Pills tajmild Want your moustache or beard BUCKINGH S BV abeauttfnl brown or rich black Use nnr uroI n D1B H4CIELFOFgD8O Have just received 5 car loads HEADQUARTERS FOR Mtde of large strong highgrade steetwires heavily galvaniz d yq1rovides for expansion and cuntracuon I Practically evtr iitbugsnllEVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED- y the nianufactures and by us Call and see iu Can shoyou now St will save you money and fence your fields so they will stay fenced C The price will advance in 60 days n j L IieceIOrd Cu ft 0 J ri tp s r r aJ l ILand is WealthMore than populationtoCUt the number of land gaugedsuccess de and what is holders m any state in the Union thatStatequadrupled and so on Thats the oliminatep OppOrtunitiEs Territory and Oklahoma condition in great Southwest Arkansas the populaUoo of This vast territory is supporting less than ton thrive Ride sidewhere itscapacitv land wheat and flot thestoryPOssibilitiesthe two early vegetable crops are dUlonslrnted main acreagge land cheapthats the HterainreseutonreVuMt for Success m the great Southwest Illustrated ONE FARE Plus 2 Dollars For the Round Trip First and Third Tuesdays of each Month The Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY MAR 23 19M C Diamonds J c Watches Clocks e CutglassAll Jewelry and Precious Stones f4I fitof very description IJ These are some of the things to be found at Lanes 1 Jewelry Store If your Vwatch or clock refuse to them to Lane lie cgo fix them If your ring resetting take it to V tooIcan be found in a first chas- ec iotoiti these kind of articles y- y L E Lane V- C Jeweler and Optician OLD JOE WHISKY Hand made Sur Mash Every drop guaran teed to be pure It It of old stjle manu facture No SBETIERcan be found for medicinal pur- pURee You want the heat Furnished Strictly to v Family Trade 10 vear old in jugs lOOper gallon 10 bottles 55 iuts250 5 bottles 3 New Whisky 80 i er gaiiou Orders promptly filled WILEY SEARCY Prop Old Joe Distillery McBrajer novlyr Anderson county Kv Asheville NC center of the beautiful Land of the Sky1 A superb elevated plateau the lowest point of which is two thousand ftabove the level of the sea Situated in the m si favorable portion of the temperate z ne The nttI H Government records of Westeri North Carolina which are unimpeachable uvidfiice give tne fol lowing MVHrmres Spring 53 49 F futn mer 70 72 F Autumn 5348 F Winter 3887 F with a menu fur the whole r year of 54 15 F and alelUl relative hu mldity of but 65 per emit A natural paradise where all human ills find quick relief Reached only by the SouthemRailway For Land of the Sky booklet Summer R sort folder etc send twocent stamp to Geo B Allen A G P A St Louis M L siC H Hungerord D P A Louisville Ky B O SW Worlds Fair Route Natural Gateway to ST LOUIS and the Louisiana Purchase Exposition TrackIwUUlC way of the bask 5 T Parlor Dining and Sleeping Cars elegant Coaches with High Back Seats r Complete Illustrated Folder of the Worlds Fair furnished free on Application Send lOc silver for copy of the St Louis Worlds Fair March For rates time of trains sleeping cr Parlor Car accommodations address any agent o P MCCARTY General Passenger Age- ntCincinnati Ohio RIPANS Tabules Doctors find A good prescription For mankind The 5 cent packet ds enough for usual occasions The family bottle cents contains a supply for a year All druggists sell them At sprIng ts nero it is tiie to have your old vehicle repainted and over hauled and made as good as new VA will do the work at prices that will sur prise you Bicbmond Carriage Worka m9tf a I 3iidkiff Prop L Geo H Lee GPA Little Rock Ark H I McGuire DPA Howard Jolly TPA Cincinnati 0 PROFESSIONAL OARD- SAORNEYS R N MILLER ATrOIUQIYTLLw RICHMOND KiGrrncir Office n the Burnam Building next door to armera National feb3ly JA StrIjZjIVA ATTOBNKYATLAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY Jfflce over State Bank Trust Co op posite Court House on Main Street O D M OHENAULT ATTORNEYS AT LAW ICHMOND KENTUCKY Office on Second street over Chen nits grocery W R LETCHERAttorneyatLaw RICHMOND KENTUCKY zerOffica over Taylor Bros Store JACKSON ROBERTS ATTORNEYS AND- COUNSELLORS AT LAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office In John Bennetts old law omce over Perry Thomas drug etor- ePE3IOI1TS ORS GIBSON GIBSON PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS RICHMOND KENTUCKY fice in thr Dr Ilobson building MainStreet DENTAL sraassz T 1attt tiotOnSOt DENTI3T OP LOUISVILLB Ky BulldlDgIchmSDdnoTl7ljr vlVI Blanton DENTIST 43Offlce m Bennett Building Ilanly TELEPHONE 19- 613OVanceDO flUrsOsteopathic Physicians Hobsoa Bull ilng Literature furnished on application CONSULTATION FREE Graduates Southern School of Ostheopathy DR LANDMAN Hotel Slyndon Wednesday April 13 1004 Tisnhe Comfort Line Free Reclining Chair Carson the popula- rHenderson Route between Louisville Evansville St LouisThe West and Southwest As we are the originators of Free Recinini Chair Car service between Louisville ail St Louis dont you think it would pay you in traveling to Ret the Hen derson Route haul1 It will u- sAsk Us About It L J Irwin Geo L Garrett GPA TPALOUISVILLE KY 70 OTTOS A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it 1aknown as Letcher Lackey Co be ginning March 15 1901 They will continue in the same business at the same place and solicit a share of your patronage as heretofore All persons owing the firm of Letcher Witt are requested to settle their ac counts as that firm desires to close up its business at once St Notice to Creditors All parties having claims against the estate of O Hunley deceased are requested to file same with the undersigned properly verified on or before June 1st 1901 or same will be W B HUNLBY Admr Hew Urery firm Messrs Joe Collins and Kbbt Walker have opened a firstclass feed and sale stable in the old Adams livery stable on Irivne street and desire a share of patronage in this line Persons who come iu from the country and want a place to have their horses fed and cleaned up will do well to take them to this stable These gentlemen are In the market the year round for good horses and per sons having good horses to sell should see Collins and Walker They also take horses and brake them or put them In good selling condition Every body knows what Bob Walker can do with a horse The Collins Walker stable contains forty nice clean roomy stalls and the very best care will be taken oi horses put in this stable Remember the place the old Adams stable on Irvin etreat now conducted by Joe Collins and Eobt Walker 24feb8m t H ytnrounccments To the Voters oi tie Filth ApptWIe Court DIs trld of Kentucky I AM a candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals from this District subject to the action of the Democra tic party As Circuit Judge it became my duty to try a number of criminal cases which have become part of the States history andst a most critical time As Judge of the State Fiscal Court it fell to my lot to construe the Statutes adapted to put in force the provisions of the new Con stitution as well as to construe tho resent Constitution whenever a controversy rose as to its proper con struction Almost innumerable cases have burdened the dokets of my court touching the rights of corpora tions and the exercise of franchises under the law How well I have die charged my duties under such tring circumstances is left to you to determine I will be very grateful to all who feel they can assist me to secure the high position and office to which I as pire Very respectfully JAdESECANrRILL tf John D Carroll A Cinaidate for Appellate Judge in this District Hon John D Carroll of New Castle one of the bestknown lawyers in th State has announced as a candidate for Appellate Judge in this district nhjRct to the action of the Democratic especlallya long tithe desired to see him on the bench of the highest court in teState lie has held several offices of trust and honor and in all of them acquitted iiiniKolf with credit When quite a young man he served two terms in the Legislature was a member of the Con stitutional Convention and one of the three commissioners appointed by tin Governor to revise the statute taws of the State to conform to the change made by the constitution and was Jm three years chairman of the Democrats State Central Committee He is tin editor of Carrolls Kentucky Codes oh Practice and Carrolls Kentmky Statutes lawbooks that are in geulri use and that may be found in the oilier of every lawyer in the State A nun high integrity great industry with extensive and accurate knowl de 11 the law and in the prime of life hip Urge circle of friends believe he wou make a splendid I Judge Trimble Democrat tf FOR CONGRESS We are authorized to annoande Horn D L toCollgresMoflIemocralicollcIted FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY We are authorized to nnnounce W R Attonieyparty IICROOKuabject to the action ef ht Democratic part We are authorized to announce W R Attorneyof the Democratic jiany FOR SHERIFF We are authorized to announce JNO W aladisoCoulityic authorized t announce B B Millioi gutjectCOLYJoRty subject to lie action of the Itemocratlparty FOR JAILER PERKINSthrDemocratic wDERINOEUcounty subject to the action of the Democratit partyWe are authorized to announce D C MadisontOUntycratic party We are authorized to announce N II JONES subJectWe are authorized to announce J B DOZIER subjeetare authorized to announce A J BOSS a subtMORQAIAYLORcounty subjet to the action of tho Democratparty GPIUtlBHcounty suJet to the action of the Itemocratlparty NOtRcrIAKES actI3KNNNEDYas a candidate for Jnller of Mullsnc nntsubject to the action of the Democratic part UTIJOIIounty subject to the action of the Cemo rIc Party e are authorized to announce J R PARKI a candidate for Jailer f Madison counU action of the Democratic part TEnRILlcounty subject to tile action of the Democraticparty TDUERSONDemocraticFOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT We are authorized to announce E P BEN PubBcaction of the Democratic party FEDWARDS totheJOHNNOLAND tothePOE ASSESSOR DAKBRIsor subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce BUD DUNN a candidate for Assessor of Mxdison county partyWeGOLDEN a candidate for Aisevoor of Madison county subject to the action of the Demo cratic No partItense ror Sale A new cottage consisting of four nice rooms and hall front and back porch nice front and back yard and a good cistern The house has just been completed hence has never been occu pied For particulars call at this office U osk aksev- er made to the Southwest via 0 The Rock Island Frisco Systems Are you interested If so get ready and take advantage of the lowest rate ever made to Arkansas Texas Indian and Oklahoma Territories Ticket on sale from Memphis Si Louis and Chicago March 1st and 15th April 5th and 19th Call on your nearest ticket agent or address HLMcGUJRE District PfsAj t CincL iail Oh rc J ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Great Reduction in Oneway Rates to California h NorthwestMarch J to April 30 J904 Excursion tickets daily to HOT SPRINGS ARK Only line running throug personally conducted excursion Sleepers Louisville to California New Mexico Arizona and Texas Southand Southwest Oklahoma Farming in the The Passenger Department of tie Illinois Central IL B Co is Issuing raisinJtciniryillLouisiana Every Farmer or Hotneeeker who will forward his name and address to the nnil rBi ueil will be Circulars Nua 1 to 11 inclusive and others as they are published from month to month For through rate tickets and rates free copies of folders descriptive of Cuba and New Orleans apply to nearest rail or address P W HARLOW D P A- Louisville Kv PLAN TO END WAR AMERICAN SUGGESTS UITEBCES SION BY UNITED STATESi Consul at St Petersburg Explains His Proposition Says Czar WouldI Gladly Accept Good Office ourIThere may come soon to the United States an opportunity for bringing to an end the war between Russia and Japan That opportunity If duly taken advantage of by the American execu tire will result In removing all danger of between Washing ton and St Petersburg and In cement lug the friendly relations which are traditional of the two countries By one stroke the United States can do Russia a good turn and can benefit herself and the world at large This is the opinion of a hardheaded practical man of business with excep tional advantages of forming a sea soned judgment He is W E Smith the consul general of the United States in St Petersburg who is at present in London Mr Smith says that Rus Bla was surprised Into war Three weeks before the rupture of diplomatic relations a contract bad been entered into for the electric lighting of Port Arthur Russia could not now help going on with the fighting but once she gained a victory on land her prestige would admit of her listening to pourparlers for peace Then said Mr Smith let the United States step in and proffer her good offices Washington can do what no other government could attempt It would not be a mistake far from It if the president were to send a special ambassador to St Petersburg He would be persona gratissima at the Russian court The czar would meet him more than half way Mr Smith deplored the suspi dons of Russia which appeared to be prevalent among a portion of the American press Some Americans seemed unable to understand the Muscovite diplomacy Just as the Russians were puzzled by the American stralghtfromtheshoul der methods Allowances ought to be made on both sides for the differences In national temperament It is in the interest of the United States he continued to remain on the best of terms with Russia As it is I think there is a deal of exaggeration in the reports sent to English papers of American sympathy for the Japanese I do not question the existence of such ympathy but I do believe the Eng lish correspondents magnify it In or der to minimize the fact that among Americans there are many good friends of Russia Speaking of conditions in Russia Mr Smith said he lad just heard In tter from St Peterburg that the current expenses over and above the military estimate in the budget amounted to 1750000 dally He did not think Russia would need to have recourse to a foreign loan but an In ternal loan probably would be neces rrv out this would be easily raised for there was a tremendous amount of money in the country Moscow alone could furnish a good many mil lions ODD MARRIAGE RECORD Matrimonial Ventures of an Indiana WomanHas Had Seven Hus bands and They 21 Wives Miss Sophia Denton of New Albany Ind she still claiming her maiden name a belle of Jackson county iu the early 50s has a marriage record that is unsurpassed She has been married seven times and her seven husbands have been married on an average of three times each The record has been brought to light by New Albany attorneys who are prosecuting a pension claim for the woman She is now 73 years old and is for the seventh time a widow Her home is in Jackson county near Brownstown and her entire life has been spent in Scott and Jackson counties The attorneys decline to give her present name One of the peculiar features of the remarkable marriage record is that each time the woman has been married under her maiden name Sophia Den ton It is known that at least three of her husbands have died She has drawn pensions at different times as the widow of two of her hun bands and her application for a third pension has brought about the present investigation NEW ADVERTISING SCHEME A Pennsylvania Minister Startles a Tows But Attracts a Crowd to BasketBali Game Perched on the seat of an undertak els dead wagon which was bedecked with glaring streamers announcing a basketball game the other night between a Philadelphia team and a local five Rev Julius F Seebach pastor of St Johns English Lutheran church of Mahanoy City Pa attracted consid erable attention as he guided the high spirited horses through the city streetsAs result of this novel methoti of advertising Indoor athletics a record breaking audience turned out to wit ness the contest The manager of tb9 team Is a member of St Johns church and worked lard tor the success of a bazar recently held l aid of the church fund A Certain Cure Te Chicago Daily News reaarks 1Iattli eastern man who has B tttf-o 15 years should oli ths New Ywlf 1t vi form ar lfl t Social Low One way ani Roundtrip Rates in cone on first and third Tuesday in each month to the Arkansas Indian Territory and Texas South miilnlfre roadagent misunderstanding basketball Low Settlers Rates Southeast Missouri Arkansas Louisiana and Texas I LAND OF CHEAP HOMES The dates are Jan 19 Feb 2 and 16 March and 15 April 5 and 19 The rate isa little more than half fare one way or round trip Now is the time to get a home ot your own while land is cheap The Southwest offers the greatest induce meuis to hnmeseekersa mild equable climate short pleasant winters long growing seasons cheap cost of living wheatIcan he hud at prices ranging from 5 to 25 per acre owing to location suit and improvements rake advantage of some of the ahov dates and see this great country for yourselfIf will write us where yon want to jro We will tell you the exact cost of your ticket and send you maps de scriptive literature and help you to find 4 suitable location Write today to L O Schaefer T P A Cotton Belt Roite Cincinnati 0 orE W LaBeaume O P TX ICott n Belt Route St Louis Mo Rates In Effect via 1 N One way Colonist to the Southwest February 16 March 1 and 15 april 5 and 19 also to Kansas and MIsSouri on same dates- J W Hamilton Agent L J HITime Table Ar No Cincinnati and Livings Lv 1246 p m ton Exess sunth bound 1248 p No 8 CinoaM and 125 pm tonExpresgnorfhtound 155 pm Mo Clnnati and Livings 345 a mtcn Express north bound 350 am No 8 Clnnatl and Livings 1105 p m ton Ex south bound 1105 pm No 10 Stanford and Mays vllle Acom north bound 620 a m Mays1DBowland 820 a m No 22 Richmond and Stan 430 p m ford north bound Loihvilb Si Atlantic Ruld DAILY EX SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND or veraal1lesLawrencebUrgrhell lIo am andClncinnati 140 pm For Irvine and Beattyville 130 pm TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND Prom Lanlsrille Lexington and I1Mam mt1romffR ttMITUtLPPA KyRRlcbmoDd Ky The Missouri Pacifc Railway CompanySt Louis Iron Mountain South em Railway Co The True Southern Route to California is via the Iron Mountain Route the only line running Pullman Draw ing Room and Tourists Sleepers from St Lonis without change to Los An geles and San Francisco Quick time and uptodate service Dining Cars mpals a ia carte Low rates in effect after March 1 lOOt to California and intermediate points Round trip Home Seekers and one way colonist rates to the West and Southwest at greatly reduced rates effective first and third Tuesdays of each month Information cheerfully furnished Call on or address A A Gallagher D P A 419 Walnut street Cincinnati Oh- ioHome Seekers Excursions at Very LOW RATES Jto many points In the following territory TerritoryIowa Oklahomalover BigFour RouteSelling Dates February 2 and 16 March 1 and 15 April 5 and 19 1904 For full information and particulars loa to aIdrest1aeunderigned J EEEWESa Soutsa Agent WARREN JLYKCHC OP JtT A X init iu 1tJi jOo a i ARCHDUKE JOSEPH ELOPES Austrian Prince Xuns Away With Plebeian GirlFollows Lead Brother and Sister orI Another of the grand duke of Tus canys Imperial and royal children has figured in a runaway love affair Arch duke Joseph Ferdinand has secretly married a beautiful Hungarian girl the daughter of one Mltztco who keep a restaurant in BudaPesth The archduke fell in love with her as many a young gallant of the town had done and following the example of several of his kinsmen offered her honorable marriage involving as it did the renouncing of his family privileges which however amount to little as far as his possible succession to the ctown of Austria is concerned Court officers tried in vain to dis suade and coerce the young archduke A rumor of the marriage current re ccntly was officially and truly denied Since then however the young pair have been made one They went by night to a chapel near Poertschach where they found a Friar Laurence willing to solemnize their union It will be next to impossible to annul this religious marriage The runaway archduke is 32 years old and is next younger in the family to Crown Princess Louise of Saxony who eloped with the tutor Glron Their eldest brother Leopold Ferdi nand eloped with an actress at thi same time his sister ran off with GironIThis latest hero of romance is named Joseph Ferdinand Salvator Francis Leopold Anthony Albert John the Baptist Charles Louis Rupert Mary Euxlllatrix and he is a knight of tho Spanish order of the Golden Fleece To the other punishments inflicted on Louise has been added an imperial decree taking away from her the right to be called an archduchess PATRIOTISM HARMFUL Maurice Maeterlinck the Famous Mystic Makes Singular Declara tion as to Love of Country To the question Is patriotism in compatible with love of humanity Maurice Maeterlinck the mystic re plies The Ideas that guide humanity ought to be respected only in proportion to the amount of good they do The Idea of a fatherland was long necessary It is not yet completely useless That fact Indicates that the hour approaches when it will become harmful It Is the duty then of those who walk In advance of the unthinking masses to attack that idea from now on if they wish their descendants to find the sentiment enfeebled enough to be overthrown upon the day when men shall realize that It stands seriously in the way of mans evolutions- It is important to destroy little by little everything which tends to hamper the liberty of man as If all men really deserved to be free One knows how ever that they will not merit the freedom for several centuries after their de- l verance The harmonious use of liberty can only be learned through long abuse of its benefits- Maeterlincks singular opinions are only a step In advance of others given with his to a Paris review by eminent contributors Even Paul Deroulede hotheaded na tionalist that he Is assents In some degree to the suggestion involved In the question that patriotism and love of hu inanity are Incompatible PLANS A DOG CEMETERY New York WomanProposes to Lay Out Burial Place for Pet Canines Mrs TL S Stephens of New York tltjr It LI reported has contracted for the purchase of five acres of land at Central Islip L I which she proposes to lay out as a cemetery for the Interment of blooded dogs The tract which is to be artistically laid out will be purchased and held in the name of the Canine Idelwild Cemetery association For a long time it Is explained owners of blooded dogs in New York hae been at a loss to know where to bury their pets To allow the public scav enger or any such person to cart off the bodies of their dead fourfooted friends was repugnant and Mrs Steph ens has originated the Idea of purchas 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friendly relations which are traditional of the two countries By one stroke the United States can do Russia a good turn and can benefit herself and the world at large This is the opinion of a exceptlanaled judgment He is W E Smith consul general of the United States In St Petersburg who is at presentinin London Mr Smith says was surprised into war Three weeks before the rupture of diplomatic ations a contract had been entered o for the electric lighting of Port Arthur Russia could not now helpLgoing on with the fighting but she gained a victory on land her pres a would admit of her listening to urparlers for peace Then said Krand proffer good offices gton can do what no other WashIeat could attempt It would a mistake far from It if the were to send a special ambassador to Petersburg He would be persona gratisslma at the Russian court The czar would meet him more than half way Mr Smith deplored the suspl clons of Russia which appeared to be prevalent among a portion of the American press Some Americans seemed unable to understand the Muscovite diplomacy Just as the Russians were puzled by- eth American stralgntfromtheshoul dor methods Allowances ought to be made on both sides for the differences In national It is In e interest of the United States bo continued to remain on the best of terms with Russia As It Is I think ere is a deal of in the 11portsAmerican sympathy for the Japanese I do not question the existence of such rvmpatliy but I do believe the Eng li correspondents magnify It In or der to minimize the fact that among Americans there are many good friends of Russia Speaking of conditions in Russia r Smith said he had just heard In etter from St Petersburg that the current expenses over and above the military estimate In the budget mounted to 1750000 dally He did not think Russia would need to have recourse to a foreign loan but an In ti rnal loan probably would be neces fry but this would be easily raised for there was a tremendous amount f money In the country Moscow lone could furnish a good many mil ons ODD MARRIAGE Ventures of an Indiana Had Seven Hus bands and They 21 Wives Miss Sophia Denton of New Albany ntl sbe still claiming her maids name a belle of Jackson county iu the early 50s has a marriage record that Is She has been married seven times and her seven have been married on an average of three times each The record has been brought to light by New Albany attorneys who are prosecuting a pension claim for tblwoman She is now 73 years old i itSome is in Jackson county near rownstown and her entire life boa been spent In Scott and Jackson coun es The attorneys decline to give her present name One of the peculiar features of the remarkable marriage record is that eacb time the woman has been married nder her maiden name Sophia Den It is known that at least three of her husbands have died She has drawn pensions at different times as the widow of two of her husbands and her application for a third pension has brought about the 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the renouncing of bis family priv- Ileges which however amount to little as far as his possible succession to the crown of Austria is concerned Court officers tried in vain to dis suade and coerce the young archduke A rumor of the marriage current recently was officially and truly denied Since then however the young pair have been made one They went by night to a chapel near Poertschach where they found a Friar Laurence willing to solemnize their union It will be next to impossible to annul this religious marriage The runaway archduke Is 32 years old and is next younger in the to Crown Princess Louise of SaxonyI who eloped with the tutor Giron j Their eldest brother Leopold Ferdi nand eloped with an actress at tin same time his sister ran off with Giron This latest hero of romance is names Joseph Ferdinand Salvator Francis Leopold Anthony Albert John the Baptist Charles Louis Rupert Mary EuxIIlatrix and he is a knight of the Spanish order of the Golden Fleece To the other punishments Indicted on Louise has been added an Imperial righttoPATRIOTISM HARMFUL Maurice Maeterlinck the Famous Mystic Makes Singular Declara tion as to Love of Country To the Question Is patriotism In humanityMaurlte plies The Ideas that guide humanity ought to be respected only in proportion to the ount of good they do The Idea of a fatherland was long necessary It is not yet completely useless That fact Indicates that the hour approaches when It will become harmful It is the duty then of those who walk In advance of the unthinking sses to attack that Idea from now on they wish their descendants to find the sentiment enfeebled enough to be rthrown upon the day when men realize that It stands seriously In the way of mans evolutions- It Is important to destroy little by le everything which tends to hamper the liberty of man as If all men really deserved to be free One knows however that they will not merit the freedom for several centuries after their de liverance The harmonious use of liberty can only be learned through long abuse of its benefits- Maeterlincks singular opinions are ly a step in advance of others given with his to a Paris review by eminent contributorsEven Deroulede hotheaded na tionalist that he Is assents In some degree to the suggestion Involved In tin question that patriotism and love of humanity are incompatible PLANS A DOG CEMETERY Now York Woman Proposes to Lay Out Burial Place for Pet Canines Mn M s Stephens of New York aty it la reported has contracted for the purchase of five acres of land at Central Islip ILI which she proposes to lay out as a cemetery for the 9actout will be purchased and held in the- mena of the Canine Idelwild Cemetery association For a long time It Is explained own a of blooded dogs In New York hare been at a loss to know where to bury their pets To allow the public scavenger or any such person to cart off the bodies of their dead fourfooted friends was repugnant and Mrs Steph s has originated the Idea of purchas g the tract Plots for the Interment dogs can be purchased where monu m ental stones can be erected with suitable Inscriptions and the last resting place be kept green for all time Mrs Stephens bas arranged with a local contractor to remove the underbrush at once and the work of grading and laying out the grounds will begin s soon as the weather permits It nderstood that the project has the pport of several New York million res who are owners of prizewlnnlg dogs A Respite What shall we do with our men Wipe em out kill em off abolish em says a stern Kansas prophetess Humane hearts will hope that milder meas ures will be sufficient In fact there is a gleam of hope At a meeting of the Housekeepers Alliance the other week the good news was published that men are supplanting girls along the lines of domestic service So the servant problem Is solved remarks the New ork Sun and men folks have a respite nd may even be useful Something to Be Thankful For Since the Japanese did not succeed In uplicating Hobons act remarks the Chicago Dally News no Japanese hero ill be obliged to kiss his way through Island on his return from the war Do You Burn 001tIf so why not burn the BESTWe handle the Mountain Ash Jeliico and Beattyville COALSAlso DittyiUi CD CD D R Freeman Mgr Telephone J84 ofr a Yatdriir Lt- 4J t 1 1 BO tIlt leiS il Interest to Qe Faiier HII He Jaws of Merest to tDe Heeler p He News ol interest to fle too- KaKentucky THE F armor and Breeder PLJBLISHEDA- TLEXINGTON KENTUCKY Has been established to cover a field never before covered by a single paper It willcontain all the news and features of interest to the Farmer with news of interest to and features pertaining to the breeding of stock of every kind A competent staff of regular writers to cover all items of local and general inter est is supplanted by an able list of con tributors on specific subjects So THE KENTUCKY FARMER AND BREEDER has already created its po published usual value and the wide field which it will cover Special Clubbing Rates can be bad on application to this paper Sample Copies can be secured by drop plug a postal to THE KENTUCKY FARMER AND BREEDER Published by Box 373 Lexington Ky THE CO1KCORPOBJLXXD OFFICERS P P JOHNSTON Lexington Er President PresldenLEXINGTON SecypIRECTOl9yJacobSEstillC Patterson Lexington Ky LG CoxLeX1ngtoIKyJoue Shouse Lexington Ky J1i r IoY Low Rates WestJBR- ICHT future awaits you in the wonderful lands and low priced lands offer opportunities for you to own your own home See for yourself and learn from the home owners and home builders the chance there is for you on the Great Northern Railway The following lov rates will be in effect March to April 30 From To Great Falls Montana To Kalispell Montana Spokane Washington Wenatchee Washington Everett Washington Seattle Washington Su Paul Chicago 2000 3000 2250 3050 2500 3300 Address any agent of the Great Northern Ry or MAX BASS F 1 WHITNEY General Immitrition Agent Cenl Par and Ticket rent noS Clark SIChluEOIII SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA 10000For Subscribers to tho Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer Two Estimates allowed on each yearly subscription The St Louis Worlds Fair opens to the public on April 30 1904 For nearest correct estimates of the admissions on that day as will be recorded and officially announced by the Secretary of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co the Enquirer Company will present to its subscribers for the Weekly Enquirer 10000 as follows To the one estimating nearest to the correct number 500000 To Second Nearest 100000 To Third Nearest 50000 To Fourth Nearest 25OOO To Fifth Nearest 15000 To Next 310 Nearest 1000 each 310000 as announced in Weekly Enquirer See that paper for particulars use the coupon there printed or send for blanks All estimates received after midnight of April 29 1904 will be rejected and subscription money returned to the sender SOME FIGURES TO GUIDE YOU Number of admissions on opening day of Worlds Fair at Philadelphia 1870 was 180073 At opening of Worlds Fair at Chicago 1893 137557 At Dedication Day of Worlds Fair St tool April 30 10O3 103337 100 for a years subscription to the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer entitles the subscriber to TWO ESTIMATES Send for sample copy of Weekly Enquirer blanks etc etc LIBERAL TEEMS TO AGENTS The Enquirer ProfitSharing Bureau P O Box 716 Cincinnati 0 WJNCJJJSr1RFACTORY Its shootWinchestersuits they give Its their entire reliability even WinchesterLeaderare the best shells on the market Winchester Repeater shells loaded with smokeless powder WinchesterNewblack powder load on the market on account of oftheseTHE SHELLS THE H1PS SHOO tTI

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