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Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897): n. Wednesday, January 24, 1906. Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Richmond, Ky. : Climax Print. Co., 1897-1914, Richmond, Ky. 1906 ric1906012401 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, January 24, 1906. Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897). Richmond, Ky. : Climax Print. Co., 1897-1914, Richmond, Ky. 1906 $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. iIt 1 F I J I t r fj t f Ijr C THE RICHMOND CLIMAXt VOLUME 32 RICHMOND MADISON COtrNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY JANUAEY 24 1906 2 NUMBER 35 II1l1I I This is the Season of Reduced Prices Spring goods are beginning to arrived Ihorder to shov them all short lengths of Draperies and Upholsterings CarpetI and Floor Coverings all dropped patterns of mus be dosedOJt In order to do this we have cut the prices on all of thes goods For two weeks the economical buyer will find this salI a big opportunity to get goods of up to date patterns and quality at a very interesting price II I i i i i 1 tChristmas Is Overbut we are still on hand Our store has sub buyerssness t everjthing low priced Give us acall c 6f The RacKet StQre East Main Street t Christmas is Over and 1906 is Here Our old firm known for its seleet stock of Dry Goods and Notions is entering upon the new year with a stronger determination than ever to please our many customers We carry only good goods Our prices suit all purses Wishing all a prosperous year we are your tried and true friends White Gibson We 4re Agents For The Ladies Home Journal Patterns We sire always looking d r something better always working to sonre vnlues and styles superior to other stors That iwby- we have made a change in our pattern department I 20th Century Laurel Heater for Soft Coal or Slack Lignite or Wood Tho te timony ef thousands ii Thfso Heaters with soft coal equal with hard coal WHYBurns Soft Coal or Slack without Smoke or Soot Fitted with Laurel Pouch Feed door and Poker doors Has the 20th Century Laurel Fuelsaving Firepot Heats the Floor CeantudsavlngHandsome arid Everlasting All soft coal objections overcome If you are going to buy a heating stove it will be worth your while to examine these heaters and their special features The Firepot is guaranteed for FiveYers D1 B1hvckelord Co MY NAME IS ThWRM41 I n Sausage Row nct 1 ys The a baseburner 0 J SuitI t Rai 2250 less 221 with J 20 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EaMlee 25 acres 75j Maupin Win 2o acres M 2o Miirhii Jake 2 acres 5 So MII1erS1i1acre 63o- MillerAex 2 acres 4lo lillionNancyiacres 425 1rnwett Jill and Geo 2 acres 266 Kicliardsui Henry nr 1 lot 425 Shearer Win 8 acres 7 5o Turner Sam 0 acres 5 3p Turner Toni 8 acres 4 5 Up Walker Mary ur 11 acres 470 White Julia 2 acres Soc 5Million No 8 Bogie Jason 1 lot 4 7o Broiddus Rob tlo acres v4 7o- Cosby Rice Tlot 4 2o Dejarnette Frank 2 acres 17Q Fife Chas 23 acres 860 Francis A tntiiida 1 acre 2 3o Herald Maignrette Uutc 4 JouosNnr11ot Co Parks Mage acres r 2 80- rfebastian Koit 4 acres 4 2o Tavlor Lent 21 acres 6 3o Turner lrvjnB2o acres 5 80 Turner Frnnk 5 seres 5 oo WarreD Sillla and Geo 7 acres 5 9o 10JHONF WAGERS Madison County Interesting News It will interest many readers otthe Climax to hear that at last a genuine cUre for Ciiii lndigestion Liver Conipiui Usadachc aad BU- m tOI1 ness hat UeViB found in Dr Cald wells laxative Pepsin Jtls pteftsant ionic purifyIng syrup with a mild aciion and no after effectsX S lii hjlerrj Thes- s at We w iOM t11INie itItJ1 7 JO Sasonabe Suitsj rYlOU need something more than light Clothes these crisp mornings Better come in here and let us fit you out with a sea sonable fall suit and maybaa lop coat too Were showing some beautiful things thi- syeaal1 the new styles from Schloss Bros Co of Baltimore the Quality Makers The drawing shows how our clothes look when actually worn Prices run from 12 to 25 with a big variety to choose from Come inland see how you like them We h ivesver ything else by way of smart furnishings too SCIjBROS Our Great Loom End Sale Saturday December IGth and all the rem ants were about cleaned up but we have decided to let the prices that were established during the sale continue the same until January 1st on all Winter Goods Clothing Shoes Blankets Comforts Carpets Overcoats Underwear Flannels of all kinds and all heavy stuff they are all marked in plain figures with the Red Loom End Tickets So come and get them Respectfully W Oldham and Co REVIVORESTORES VITALITY itMade a 4 1 rJ iT oa xin=prodnces the above results In 30 days It acts powerfully and juicily Cures when all others fill fomuraen will regain their lost xn3ahoOdd en will recover their youthful vigor by tulcg KEVIVO It Quickly and surely restores Nerrout ss Lost Vitality Impotency Klghtly Emluloa Power Falllne Memory VTastlmt Diseases axiS effects EeUabnsa or excess and Indiscretion 1ch unfits one for study business or marriage II only cures by starting at tbo seat of disease bat- agreat ncrretonlo and blood builder bring back the pink glow to polo cbeeks and re oring the fire at youth It wards off Insanity d Consumption Insist on baying ItEVITO no ether U can be carried in Test pocket By mall 8100 uerpackage or six for 85OO with poll tive written guarantee to core or refund e money Book and advise free Address nVIT MEI1ICIJV CO lIlarlnc Liulidl- orJit14LII341iu CHICAGO ILL For Sale by Perry Thomas one I84ge114 4l C 0 A 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our i Town Talk Floursfr xft- Ng 7 is superior to any flour on our market Our Njjji 1 price is in rea lrof all If you want the best Fcall forO F Town TalkF If you want cheaper flour we can furnish it Just try one sack of Town Talk 75000 lbs waiting to be assigned to the battle field Colye Bros + Phone 237 Main Street RICHMOND KY 7W ma 71i 1 T m IZ mF 7I j 7 IIUp to the Moment Printing Dcxwat this Otficft Lcl i t J t fi ffi e ii 4 iIu l- I I I 1 it J LI ii TliTt9 jhJ v n 1 I t THE RICHMOND CLIMAX r I1 I n VOLUME 32 RICHMOND MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY JANUAEY 24 190f LE1 t This is the Season of Reduced Prices Spring goods are beginning to arrives Inorder to show them alIshort lengths of Draperies and Upholsterings CarpetBI and Floor Coverings all dropped patterns of mus 0 be dosedOJt In order to do this we have cut the prices on all of thes goods For two weeks the economical buyer will find this sal a big opportunity to get goods of up to date patterns and fine w quality at a very interesting price I g Jh L J J c- qiI Christmas Is Overbut we are still on hand Our store has sub G merged from the terrible rush of Christmas buyers and is now ready for its steady every day busi Aness Our stock is complete Everything useful Geverjthing low priced Give us a call j The RacKet StQre t East Main Street a 1 Christmas is Over and 1906 is Here Our old firm known for its select stock of Dry Goods and Notions is entering upon the new year with a stronger determination than ever to please our many customers We t carry only good goods Our prices suit all purses Wishing all a prosperous year we are your tried and true friends White Gibson r IWe 4re Agents For f The Ladies Home Journal Patterns We are always looking lur something hotter always working to scnre vnlues anti styles superior to other stores rhat is why f wo have malo a change in our pattera department The 20th Century Laurel Heater for Soft Coal or Slack Lignite or Wood Tho tctlmony ef thousands is These Heaters with soft coal equal a baseburner with hard coal WHYBurns Soft Coal or Slack without Smoke or f Soot Fitted with Laurel Pouch Feed door d and Poker door Has the 20th Century c Laurel Fuelsaving Firepot Heats the Floor Clean Fu2lsavingrHandsome and Everlasting Alt soft coalobjections overcome If you are going to buy a heating stove it will be worth your while to examine these heaters and their special features The Firepot is guaranteed for Five Ye rs DIBIShockellordCe MY NAME IS i THLRMAN il Sausage ROW J nd 19rs Yx I j JJ Suits 25 00 N cq Rail 5 lessZZVDU with affor 2IpricE4t Fine a latest 18 O 0 Slaugl r the sa C We c in the 4 17 00 valueom iudcr White L1SttriRichmond No 1 lilaniR Pevtnn F jr lInt 1O25iBallard Mary A heirs 1 lot t Mrs 1 lot 251 1Svlzo Ir ee Mirinlinti Tillli UUItr ISA n I lot 29 85 tHe tiic R lot 315 83UrIuleyireeii Alex T N It 2 lot 40 J5 toti flamsiarris n 0 H N R 6 lots 5 a he iHftertnan B eN It 3 lots 5 35 rlieka Mr Belle Hot 9 85 lutiter Walliice H tot 5 35 Cellar Mrs Norn 75 pelIeJurry John W N R J lots 4 80 Jneal Mrs Ara lot 34 85 3ilvtr E EN R 5 lots 750 PjKtr Mrs Labell lot 10 90 Power rs Mary H Gl acres 25 95 rratlier Harry U I lot V15 Roberts Daniel lot S 00 Settles A P sr 1 lot 12 50 lUihCguglll Love IpO acres 3 70 = irower Tn B sr 1 lot 0 8U Wallace hit 10 25 White JFoxtownBerryman Win 2 lots 5 40 Boiin Noah 4 acres 5 30 Hriuk Mrs Wm S 27 acres t6Barnes Mis Annie B 74 atres 870CBolin Ja 4 acres I Burch Jtuufg acre i 4 20 Dozitr Wm M Slacrea 14 75 C Denny Joscpti 4 ticrert 410D Denney Mita Nniiie 36 acres Giles Forbes Henry 72aerrs 17 30 Korhes iJashus i10 acres 9 15 Lirimes Vm A 7 acres 8 06 Unzzard Luciinia SO acres 13 1- 5Iubrd1sa c 110 acres 43 65 Hunter Joe acre G 30 Lull Reuben 2 acres 8 40 Jonos Mttrv A ueirs 5 9a Jackaon Mrs Martha E acres 7 55J Kulwell Mra Niiticy 5ncrts 8 Miller 6picie T hells 82 acres 14 75 arriHh Frank acre 3 85 iteveiis ThiM H heirs 250 acres 40 itokely lieu 4 acres 7 20 towers Clia 25 acres 7 40M towers Mike E25 acres 7 Ilirner Mrs Uetue heirs 4 acres 315 Tillett Jno W heir 4 acreS 2 70 Taylor Pendleton 27 acres 500 1aylor Kidney 75 aires 14 i5hWeddle0rus I acre 4 N H 1 lot G 45 Orp PliUnionBerriman Jas acre S 00 Dickerson Mrs Elizabeth 5 acres 3 15 Deiiney Jones 4 acres 3 15 POYiell W U N R 125 acres 15 35 Rayden HLadin BUA8bury4a 4 10 fextou Aich N R 30 acres 3 40 Wailer Chas N It 13 acres 3 40 gikler Mrs SaUte lieirs85 acres 5 Elliston No 4 WhiteTAlexander Jessie 37 acres 45WAlcorn C irtN B 140 acres Adams Clayborn N K 25 acres 3 70 Bieknell Early 74 acres 5 40 Brewer A U 2 pcres 4 70 Conner Wesley acre 5 SO Coriielison Kied40 acres 8 05BCOy Ie Mrs Vau2 acres 2 Carpenter Jane 37 acres 3 15 Carpenter Geo 10 acres 4 20 Oaipt liter Martin 75 acres 5 80 Ely Duzter Curtis 20 acres 5 80 Uentrv Davw 3 acres 4 70 Griiistead 1ora 1 lot 380 Hunter Gilts 40 acres 4 15 Hunter Wilful 30 acres 45K KIhllIlOIlLakes Mrs Belt in 25 acres 2 CO fJafctSAVm M 100 acres4 70 Ijakew Jno 4J acres 5 85 Lakes no M 100 acres 1 Oo Lakes Sanford 60 acrts 6 05 Lamb Jno 35 scrs 4 70 Lamb Ida 10 acres o 2 60- Uainb Sylvester 50 acres 5 30 Lamrt Jams 20 acrealLamb Lincoln Leah Manraret F 130 acres 535 lcWharonlfwIKlOO acres 16 30 Miller Jon T 75 acres 8 05 Mize Mrs Phoebe 130 acr s 6 40 Portwoo1 Martha 25 acres 4 S5 Powell FrankSbacres 5 10 rpwell Tho 50 acres 8 05 8 liichardson Mrrtin 30 acies 4 20 Kiildln Mrs Louisa acres 5 35 int r Win acre 4 20 pivy Tiieo 7 acres 530 vins And 10 area 4 25 Todd Mary q 41 acres 3 Ji Turner Turn jr 75 acres 4 70 Wysbroatl E V t 1n IJ U a 52 10 Williams Huxvimi 20 acres 4 10 Yeans Mrs Margnret 7 acres 3 70 Yates No 5 White Allen 1 acre 420 Abrams GrnntX7 aires 11 4Q Allen Win K SO acres 4 00 Baker Jus L2 Iota 16 Brewer John 2 area 4 00 Boshns Jerry N R 20 acres 42 Chit Richard 5 acres 1 4 55 Gibson Win C N R 1 acre 2 00 Hays Phiiip 50 acres 5 85- hHarrisvTho8 1 acre 370 Jones Mary J 25 acres 12 00 Johnson Schuvler 16 acres 585 Johnson Beverley 8 acres 5 60 Johnson Fliz beth hrs 120 acres 8 70 Jones Humphry 130 acres 5 85 Logsden Emma 25 acres 425 Lawson Elizabeth 3 ocres 2 Maupin Huster N R 3 acres 2 Powell Wm M 05 acres 470- PigK Wm H 20 acres 530 PJgu Brack 53 acres 6 00 PoIniJames20acre 3 85 Roberts Valentine NR40acres 6 45 Scott W ax J2 acres v 4 70 Skinner Dan II 60 acres 8 65 Shearer Willis NH 15 acrejt V 315 Thakorjaeo AV 2 acres i 0lT lurpin Iiobt40acreB 4 70 Turpin Willis 2 acree V il 70 Wiilinmd Elijah 6 acres 4 60 Yates Mrs Edna 150 acres 71 55 Glade No 6 White AbnerT Frank N L10reL 4 25 Ambrose B P K Rjlot 6 US BuruBMri Sallie Ilot v JWSS s 1li I1 FII 1JiJrl =t1Bar above pichire of the BrIE tinil fish is the tintfe IW k ofScot iEinulHion is the synoiiviin for lack strenjilh and purity It s sold lack almost nil Uie civilized coons of the globe reck If tile cod lish became extinct- t t would be a worldwide calam because the oil that comes torn its liver surpasses nil other ilt8 iiI nourishing mid 1fgiving- 1rPcrties r Thirty years ngo C proprietors of Scotts Emul 1011 found a way of preparing C liver oil so that everyone can it and get the full value of oil without the objectionable taste Scotts Emulsion is the Jo6 WIhackwardandnl1 conditions ofCn asting and lost strength Send for five sampleUJI DeSCOTT40D 11E PKAni 8TBEKT NEW YORK and 11011 All druggists E Burton Hirrv 50 acres 25- atard Mrs Nannie WIIcrpa 5 GOfil urk Elizahnib heirs 1 lot 4 85Fil urrwll Jasp r2tl1les 4 10 Beasley Salli I acre 2 51UI BifcHr John 5 acres 4 Gelark Jessie 8 lot V fi 4i Ljibb ifltR Martha 1 lot 3 4nirSam 1 lot 4 illH oyle Tups J jr 50 aci es i 5 40Hd aniels Tuna Gnures 9 15HI Mary I lot 3 15 t- Galloway Wm T 20 acres 7 20Hu ahbard Mrs Macgie 2 acres 4 8IhGrant lib 28 acres 5 85 Harlow Win I lot 4 20IIi HiHaroiSIlIlolips Nallc VISNR 2 iOlie J IIILucasLouden O 0 lot II 95- os1en A 05 acres 4 IJI ajlen Mary 13 acres 2 40 JlIIarttall Pili Frank N U flot 4 85L R M 1 lot 0 C I 1 lot 20 30 Richard 80 acres 585 ItRlchardfocHIRoberts Mrs Mary 1 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91acrest 2i 55 oates Joe 12 acres T o 30 ames lIios Mfu acres 11 40 Cuzick Mrs Mary 43 acres 5 30 nrt6tug r Will l lot 4 70 Olark John Hot 570 ChaneyjJ K 65 acres 6 95 Cotton Mrs B Ellen 30 acres 5 Demaree Simeon U Ifcl lotV 3 00 Davis Jno heirs N R3 acres r 2 40 Foster Jas PN R acre 2 50 Foster Emily 1 acre 2 30 Fain BreckenridKe 1 acre i 4 20I Goosey A D N Hl lot 13 15 Haden L N Hi OptV1 3 75 Hiaiil 2 acres i i 3 90 Haler A J40 acres 5 S5 Howe Walter 15 acres 470 Howard Bill 15 acres J 4 70 Huinplirv MrsSli8Hn5 atrps 3 40 Husjnes Alouzo heirs 10 acres 3 15 Hughes W A 6 acres 4 70 Land Mrs Sa1lle32 acres 645 Land Shell 30 acres C 95 Layton ET2o acres 740 Lflsrry Bilk 1 acre 4 20 Cowry Tlmrsa 4 acres 5 35 Locker Win 1 acre 490 Million ShelbVilOacreV 940 Musters JnoKed 15 acres 5 15 Masters Walter 23 ncres 6 40 Murphy Vnii 100 acres 9 15j Nowby Mrs F M Iptsv 3 00 Perkins Bryant li U45creoJ 18 80 Quinshorry John N Rj 25 iacres 3 5- 0tianeWLfl 1 jot ij 425 u 5 enfro Robt 15 acres 4 7 l eynolds Paths heirs 30 acres 5 85 ho t us JaR Li acres 4 25 ib rts Vloli 3 acres 4 70 j bHston lIlly s 5 ncres 4 7o ennett Emily 3 acrflfl 47i uiTiml lrs Idrlia lot 3 15 nrner Allen 15 acres 14 3o T urner Miss lprfaet2 acres 2 Go inlnr Patcy AN Rl acre 3 00 hitaker Aivey 2 acres 470Wb WbIheleroO14 John 1 aero 4 2o oung Elizabeth 51 acres 13 lo Colored LBalQ Richmond No J c- J ford Elijah 1 lot 6 95 obb nderson El lot G 95 Loty alle r Geo 1 tat B 95 ullew Pattie 1 lot 3 15 G iallew Lucretia2lots 7 5 laIars Winston Jl lot TV 4 7 jj Henrv Rebecca 1 lot 4 10Ma larnes Rbca L Crawfni d lot 3 io nna ihas I lot It 00 iuireretair Jim lot 5 3uIiI JaQ sr 2 lots 8 oo SalliB lot 8 00Till ItIio Wm lot 64o oaits Thins Iit 4 3o Blie 1 lot 8 7o ronston Jake Ill1f 4 70a nrjnn Martha heirs Ilot 4 80UIII urnam Chas 1 lot 5 35 lull urnaia Jno C N R 1 lot 4 So l nmnhell fora lot 6 5o C ampbell Mat 1 lot 53i iaiiijihell EcrlJ wrl J Ca i lienallt A ice lot 4 25 Itemunt Jno lot G 4i jj GOIAnvWJb Malimla 110 G 45II Win lot 4 55Ha okCeIa l lot 48 oviiHtonriarah heirs I lot 4 25 I n Srah hriis J lot 4 80 J Iraye Hoary 1 lot 58 r Nanry heirs 1 lt 4 25 L S Hats lot B 45 lherajp Sush lot 14 75 011EmbryCmbry Ktneinttt M 2 lots 11 2o 1till IVsea lot 316 Jstill Uoot L N It 1 Ut 3 15w Sarah lot 4 25 Mary Ellot x 4 25 ran lt1 Wm lot 40 Amelia 1 lot 5 35 Irvin frea K P lodge2 lots 425 Mary 1 lot r 3 7o Robt heir acres 2 60 Nannie llot 3 4o ooosou I lot 8 oo Jarrett A 1 lot 7 5o- Iiirris Jeffl lo 4 65 Anmtiila 1 lot 5 33 Edith tTabitha 1 acre 5Hlenderson Dave 11cL lo i5K Andy llol 5 Nathan lot 5 30 tY fcophii 1 lot 4 25 Nathan lot 4 7MI ueley Wm N Rllot 5 85 llatinah lot 6 50trvine Joe Hot 9Jt00 Fllot 37o ackson Net lo heirs lot 2 Go Robt sr lot 6 4o Wm 1 rot 8 oo onjr Fannie Hot 5 45 5al lartln Irvine 4 acres 1 lot 7 51 j laxbtryTm 1 lot 5 80 ilartiu Abiier 5 acres 5 SoI Humphry 1 acre 4 7 Millie lot 315 iason Maria Hot 4 25 Nannie 1 lot 3 15 Francis Hot 6 45 Mitchell Mary heirs 1 lot 6 45 tMiller Harrison N R llot 5 35 Miler Emma 2 lot 4 25 lillsr OL lot r 315 ilfller Thos agt JuO Jonpbell heirs Hot 3 oo tIller TEA Mollie 1 lot 4 25 t iloberloy Geo heiru 1 lot 3 15 loss Millie heirs Hot 4 80 insey ballie 1 lot 315 Newman Louisa 4o acres 3 15 arks Geo Ann 2 lots 7 5o- almer Jas rllot 5 So UielpsSanil lot 9o I1p Jennie 1 lot 9 80 Win Hot 4 7o Geo Mollie llot 0 4o Rice Belle agt O Donsho 1 lot 5 3 Rhodes David wife 1 lot 4 25 Do Trus Uyrus Turner 1GS acres 34 65 Shepherd Uona 1 lot 3 15 Shepherd Harry 1 lot 5 3o Shepherd Ohag sr 1 lot 5 80 Shearer Mary lot 385 ilipsnii Sallie1 lot 2 Go Smith Joeiia Hot 375 mltii Cassiel lot 5 35 Stone Irene 1 lot 5 35 StenoMan rvln lot 4 ro Stone redrl loti 4 i 6 4o 1evis Oa8sieiliJo 550 FoddJasC1kt 5 80 rribbeMo pnoTnblilelldt 5 35 Turner Dtnfliel 45 Turner Win i 90 Turner MattieTftqt 375 Turner Kobt Hot 5 9o Tomblin Henry 1Iot 6 3o Turley Marv tc Alice lot 5 35 Walker Ryman 1 lot 6 4o Walker Ed1 lot 7 5o Walker Wallace N Rllot 5 3o Walker Susan 1 lot 3 15 Walker Thos heirs 1 lot 4 25- WettSarah1 lot v 3 15 White David 1 lot 5 So Do admr Luke Williams 2 lots 7 5o White liarcis HotT 5 hiS White Rose 1 lot 3 16 Wink field D wf1ot 4 7o- VVinkfield M Hie Hot S 35 Williams Cbasrir R Slots 3 15 Willis Al 1 lot v 5 3o Willis Lizzie ilot 525 Yates MarylloU 10 90- Xlites Magglc1loL 535- Foxtown No 2 Benna Lew 3 acres C So Burgin Keiiry Ioactesi 5Ho Chenault I em 2o acres 5 So- Chenault Doin 24 acres 9 45 Chena H David 7 acres 4 7o Oheuault Chas nr T acres 3 OhetiHult Jup 2 arces 4 7o Ulienault Cary 12 acres 6 4o sly Simon acre 4 2o Biubry Ratter 47 acres lo 9o- Silbert Bpii2acreV 47o Hays Francietitr2acre8 4 2 Co Harris RoBieiaacrea a 40 Harris tinith 5 cres 4 7 Hill Carortne oxcres 37Q Hilli Stvve nr 4 acres Ida Jones Bachel hrs 12 acres 4 80 Jones David i8cr68 6 9p JoneS Perry So acres i 6 4o cIi t L Y angford Anos 7 acres 5 80- ilcKinney JeflThrs lo acres 3 15 Michell Mary hrs 2o 4 25 lundy Jas Jr5 acres 4 In iidhain Jake lo acres hal on lot 3 81- hackelford Willis lIre lo acres 3 7 herley Tom nr 1 acres 2 Oo aylHr Susan 3 acres 29 Vaker Milt 5 cores 6 90 Talker Green fiO acres 10 25 Robt 5 acres 470 Andy 6jicros 4 70 Union No 3 aster Alex 25 acres 750 Frank 12 acres 5 10 ault llarrelt 3 notes 2 40 henault Jennie 7 acres 31t- yvington Robt 1 acre 530 Robt 30 acres 690 Chris 1 acre 4 20 still Uollie lacre 2 CO entry Jeff I aero 4 70 entry Chas 1 acre i70 utton Green 3 acres 4 20 Lcandur 2 arcs 420 liller RnriN 13 acres 6 15 Mary 3 acres 3 15 Illler JUliO 5 acres 9 11 Harry 10 acres 11 40 rates Rachel1 acre 250 Elliston No 4 JaCK 4 acres 475 Tatsey brs 3 acres 2 40 vvj Frank 7 acres 4 70 ovington John 2 acres 4 25 uin ton Robt 2 acres 4 70 Jockettl1lrynra acres 275 balwell Calvin 306 acres 3 0 95 liJlillbam Aich 7 acres 5 30 nun Andy 24 acaes 10 25 Mary nr 20 acres 4 25 Ei nr I acre 2 65 Emily 47 aires 5 35 kur Mary 2 acres 2 C- Orvine Christopher 7 acres 4 70 auk son Jas 27 acres 4 70 iavanaugb Arch 6 acres 4 25 Lavitnaiigh Jurry 3 acres 4 00 lassie Urtniel 36 acres 915 fewman Milioii 10 acres 400 Albert 16 acres 5 30 on Angeline 35 acres 5 35 nld Rhodes 61 acres C 95 ts Frank 8 acres 5 00 Yates Taylor 10 acres 470 Yates No 5 Jranaugb Caleb nr 4 acres 3 15 Jranaugh Chas 6 acres 5 30 henault liny 5 acres II 40 Jhenault Thos 1 acre 4 70 Jonlcy Eliza nr 2 60 Clark Ed 1 acres 4 40 Jorirelison Howard 22 acre 6 80 fitch patrick Frank 4 acres 4 20 Joeker Arch 1 acre 4 20 Rebecca 26 acres 4 80 ugh Jas 20 acres 420 Joberley Amanda hrs 30 acres 4 25 Miller Spincer 10 acres 580 y Zack Jr 10 acres 4 70 dyers iversen 3 acres 400 bupn Chas 1 acre 400 Irlerry hrs 60 acrr s 3 70 Jake 27 acres 9 15 Ihomas Mollie 13 Veres 3 50 G White Siniira 6 acres 2 90 fates Henry hrs 21 acres 180 Glades fclo6 men lew Din 0 acres 4 3o fl3alladtest Elijah 15 acres 5 3o all ieiuiHtt Ike 1 ere 4 3ytlie Kan niel acre 2 Co I a logic Lucinda 14 acres 3 4o ing t1row J 9 acres 3 LO JJurnuinnd 1 nurnaiu Alexjr 2 acres 4 t tIvo Jirtnaiilr Elizabeth N R 1 lot 4 So he ollin Lewis Heirs 7 acres 2 Go lJIglZI sidney N R 13 acres 3 7- oElylah2 cres 4 io rams Millie acre 2 40 file Harry heirs 4 acres 5 3o = PraiC Sam 1 acre 4 7o jevIJrJT Illana ares 0 4o jreeil Laura 1 lot 3 15 tlagan Edith Hot 370 Hall Jas 10 crts 4 7o Jenkins Paulina 1 lot 4 80 iHikin Ed 34 acres 14 i5 Kennedy Jaue 1 lot 2 80 Martin tiarab 2 acres4 25 Martin BAli 2 acres 5 30 Marin Lewis 3 acres 5 3o- Mas n Frank 14 acres 6 4oiMiller Clay lucre 4 n SIllier Alarali 2 acres 3 15a Miller Iwaac 1 acre 5 00 Miller Win N R 1 acre 2 Bo Miller Siniib 5 acres 4 5o loran Annie aces 4 7rt Peyton Frank lucre 4 5o Rice Knot 20 acids 6 4o Ross Anderson 2 acree 5 30 RceSillie 1 lot 2 7o- Ltone Kiiily heirs Oacref 3 15 Simpson Auderion 1 rcre 42o Walker Hpeucerl acre 4 7o Walker Peter 0 acres 5 3o West Squire hirs 7 acres 2 So White Win D 1 lot 9 15 Kirksville No7 Burnam hattie 1 lot 3 00 Baxter MM Etwin 1 lot 2 6U UrooksJIkon nr 1 acres 2 00 Baxter El 32 acres 13 05 osins RUo 13 acres 6 50- Ducrsoa Favel te 1 acre 4 70- 1cnnyGeo39 acress 16 95 Denny Gel of Martha 25 IVllersollElmure Mary 2a res f 4 25 HayiirfiiCuruliiitt 75 acres 23 15 tlouru1Afl1eitti 1 lot 5 011 Miller Ea tes acres 7 5 Maupin Win acres 14 2o Moraii Jake 2 acres 5 So MIlIerS1nacret 0 3o Miller Aex 2 wcres 4 In Million Nancy 7 acres 421- Irewett Jno aiuf Geo 2 acres 2 Oo Richardson Henry nr 1 lot 4 2j Shearer Wui 8 acres 7 5o Turner Nam crea 5 3o- Tiirner Tom 8 acres 5 80 Walker Mary ur 11 acres 4 7o White John 2 acres 8 oo Million No8 Bopie Jason lot 4 70 Uro dduB Robt lo acres 4 7o- Cosby Rice Plot 2o Dejarnette hVank 2 acres 4 7o File Chas 23 acres 8 oo Francis Ain nda acre 2 So Herald Matgnrfitto 1 rot 4 80 JOUHS N S ur 1hpt2 Go Parks Mnetae I acres 2 So Sebastian Kol t 4 acres 4 20 Taylor Lent 2o acres 3o Turner lrvjiiH2o acres 680 Turner Frdnk 5 seres t 5 Warrerj Sillie and Geo 7 acres 5 90I JHON F WAGERS ExSheriff Madison County Interesting News It will Interest many readers of Climax to hear that at last genuine cllrfI rnhrti ration indigestion Liver Coinjinti t Hsadache and BU- n iousness bs s Deen found in Dr Cald eHsXlaxatfv Syrup Pepsin It 3s pleasiHit tonIc purifying syrup wltharandaCtiOR sod no after effects Sold bv Tferrj TIM A at 50c 4 Y t MoM y Iwwk ilit Wte i Seasollable J 1 t ill need something vumore than light Summer Clothesthese crisp mornings I I Better come in here and let us fit you out with a sea sonablefalIsuit and maybe a lop coat too Were showing some beautiful things this year all the new styles from Schloss Bros Co of Baltimore the Quality Makers how our clothes look when actually worn Prices run from 12 to 25 with a big variety to choose from Come in and see how you like them We h iveever ything else by way of smart furnishings too 35 YORK Our Great Loom End Sale Closed Saturday December 16th andall the remants were cleaned up but we have decided to let the prices that were established during the sale continue the same until January 1st on all Winter Goods Clothing Shoes Blankets Comforts Carpets Cloaks Overcoats Underwear Flannels of all kinds and all heavy stuff they all marked in plain figures with the Red Loom End Tickets So come and get them ESTORES VITALITY Made a Well Man 1of Me JcJbt TTTXTO3BC 3aTnVChiJy produce the above results In 30 It tetl powerfully and quickly Cures when others fill jTonng men willregain their lost manhood lid old will recover their youtMul vigor by using REVIVO It cuickis and surelyrestorel Ncrvona- oss Lost Vitality Impotency Klghtly Emlssioas Power Falllnit Memory Wastlnz Diseases and effects of selfabusa or eicets and Indiscretion which mints one for study business or muriige It otonli cures by starting at the seat of dleease buts great nerve tonic and blood builder bring back the pink glow to palo cheeks andre ttorlng the fire of youth It wards off Insanity Consumption Insist on baying ItETITOca ther It can be carried in vest pocket By mall oo per package or six for 85OO with s pail wrItten guarantee to cure or refund money Book and free Address KOYALHEDIC1NECO cAAlcraouLunZt For Sale by Perry Thomas 4 geeL C 0 X r s 4 the fo Richmond When you want load of the best coal obtain able go to the phone and call for 184 thats the Beattyville number and we are the peo pie who sell D k2 eae act tla 5 e a iakk all guaranteed to give satis fjiction and we make prompt delivery Coal Company- D R Freeman Mgr Phone J 84 Yard Aspen av Christmas is our line of goods desirable but at alt times of the year We carry such a beautiful line of Silver Cut Glass Watches and Jewelry of every description that it attracts all lovers of the beautiful to our store We make a specialty of engraving Watch repairing carefully attended toe Our stock is complete our price reasonable Give us a call L E iJewtkr 0 w JI ty S riTiBtf iliiHi Ifif iil ft INUMBER Suits Thedlawingshows Jr Ift Bv SCIJBROS GO Ine ers BALTIMORE NEW Fourth about are Respectfullys W D Oldham and Co REVIVO i1 days Phaiie COMPANY Beattyville Not Only- at Clocks Lane tF7r m787im 75 7Ig FC ffi F M d ill 5 000 ill + pounds L FLOUR ffi l e Sbe twl Pure Good andffi + Sweet 1i f We are prepared to furnish testimony from + the best and most efficient cooks in Richmond or Madison county that our i Town Talk F Flourvj is superior to any flour on our market Our 5 price is in rea lrof all If you want the best Fcall foru tI Town TalkFL If you want cheaper flour we can furnish it F Just try one sack of Town Talk 75000 lbs waiting to be assigned to the battle field Colye Bros 4 Phone 237 Main Street RICHMOND YFc m 71 FI c l 711 I 7 Up to the Moment Printing Do 4t this Ofiic i t itt 4 ijt QrL L t Look Us Up f WHEN YOU WANT v Rough and Dressed Lumber Doors Sash Ceiling Flooring Shingles Laths i ED BUNION Jt 00- l Mill and Yard 3rd street opp L A Depot Phone 425 f fhe Richmond Climax PUBLISH CVKRY WKDKKSDAY BT j The Climax Printing Co Incorporated A D MILLER Editor Manager Member Ky Pren Association and 1 PRICE 100 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Rates For Political Announcements- ForPrecinctfld rttj Offices 5 on For fViniity Office IB For St tand District Office 15 00 ForOalls per Ine 1- 0Eor CrdH per IIpe For all In the iterest of In dlvlrtualHor expression of Individual views per line 10 Invariably Cash with orderr WEDNESDAY JAN 21 190 i n RBIKBSKSTATIVE J M Alverson of 3LInnH tiSI providing for an appropriation lifromH llof Fume The bill provides that tho statnoo shall be those of Henry Clayaiid William GoobolhREV E L POWELL of Louisville is in favor of pardoning all of the Gnobel murder suspects and of Ken tnoky thus colehratingher great home coming week His idea is to let tho dead past bury its dead and nil take a fresh start Such he would do wer a ho Governor in view of the fact that there is so much uncertainty of ever I clearing up the horrible tragedies Porlmpi if we could get Will Taylor anu Charles Finley luck there would not be so much trouble in finding the threalTUB Cincinnati Pot contained an article Sunday that should arouse the indignation of every laboring man and evrrjr patri tic citizen in the oouiTtry The article showed sonic of 1thehTractionment of labor all conductors and mo turmoil must grasp the American flag and swear fidelity antI allegiance to tho Traction Company The Presi dent of the company reads the oath from a book of bylaws and the em 0ployesswear away their personal righs and liberties in taking the oathin facte surrender even thing that sacred to the laboring man for a job with the Traction Company and itsI support and niIntenance The Cin oinnati Traction Company is a put and of the WeidenerElkins lostreetdamnable trusts of extortion in the country SRi Tort J Emory Allens resolu tion recently introduced in the State Senate providing for the lowering If gtheument in the Lexington cemetery is as followsaWhereas The monumental shaft oo whIch the headless statue of Henry CNy rests in the cemetery at Lexing ton rises to such dlzzv height that the nnked eye can scarcely recognize the resemblance of a statue thereon to the statesman irn rllght1Is Iniiable to injury from storm or lightning than one nearer the ground Whereas It s reported that tI ser proseut shaft lies been injured by the storm which demolished the statue and otherwise shows indications fn approaching decay therefore be it Resolved by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky 1 hat it is the sense of this body and it recommends that if any State appropriation Ii made to replace the statue of Henry Clay tho present monument or shaft should be reduced to such moderate height or should seh entirely torn away and a new base of such moderate height should be sderectedin position thereon will be in full and perfect view of persons standing on the ground A Tart Answer A ladv received the following reply from a neighbor in answer to the ques tion why tlle allowed her children and husband to liitor up every room in t1 IH IIOIIBB and the seiiiiiuPiit will find loduiiieiit in the heart ul every home loving person In the land The marks of the little muddy feet upon the clean iifnOor can be easier removed than the htain when thesa little feet go down in to till mud of the highway to evil kIIlo prints ol the little flngeis on the window Ine cannot shut out the cnn atijNone who is but a name through the i romine years And if niv John findc Ills IIOIIIH a refngi from care aiid trouble aid lila greatest happfnepa within itf four walls he can put his boots In the rocking chair and hang his coat on the floor fcvery day in the week And if can stand it and lie enjoys it I can n pr hat it is any body elses business v Ex Be Cured 011byrears thp dil portion ear There is only one wav to curl deafnlE Htul that is by toimlimM Hinl remeilies IIDsnlness I dition of the mucous lining of she Eus tsschlan Tube When this tube is Ii Iwflamed you have u rumbling Bound or imperfect hearing and whets it is fnIUeafne b is the rexult IfIaknnormal condition hearing will be de Htroyed forever nine cases out often lire cniiHod by Catarrh wlucli is nothr low tint an itithmed condition of the mucous BUI faws We wIt give One Hundred Dollawfor ai v case of Oeafness caused tarrtthRt cannot bft cured by Halls g Catarrh Cure SHnd for circulars free F J CHENEY COt Toledo 0 Sold br DrotrgletB 7ccwTakBHslliJrnnjtly ptieu a i4 I My Hair is Extra Long Feed your hair nourish it give it something to live on Then it will stop falling and will grow long and heavy Ayers Hair Vigor is the only genuine hairfood you can buy It gives new life to the hairbulbs You save what hair you have arid get more too And it keeps the scalp clean and healthy The best kind of a testimonial Sold for over sixty years Ia ClJlao manufaOturen or 9 SARSAPA8ILLA Li PILLS yers John Mays Dead John Nays probably one of the most unique and eccentric characters within the Commonwealth is dead Seated upon a chair in his squalid ttle shack in Covington Ky he was und dead Sunday morning about 11 oclock A bullet from a Ilobert rille hich had entered the back of his ead and passed through his brain had raised bis deathtHe was first discovered by his sister earlier in the morning who subse quently went to his room and hotic ing that he had not moved became alarmed and called in a nearbyneigh boreThey tried to arouse Mays but were unable A closer examination was made by them and they discovered blood trickling do wjj from the back of his head The neighbor started for a doctor thinking Mays had fallen and injured himself On reaching e door they met two policemen en ta ring they having received a tele phone message from some unknown person announcing that Mays had been accidentally snot When the of ticers started to enter the room where Mays was they were driven back by is two dogs Jack Chino and Bouncing Bell his pets and inseparable companions The dogs being driven into an adjoining room by Miss Mays the dead mans sister the officers made a hurried investigation and found that the man had been dead for some time Coroner Tarvin was no tiiied at once and took charge of the case A seaich of the premises revealed c Flobert rifle under the boa of a boarder named Emerson with an emyty shell which had apparently bests recently discharged Coroner Tarvin gave instructions to arrest Emerson but he has not yet been cated Mays was 65 years old and a most unique character He was a cripple with a clubfoot and was blind in one eye but had managed to eke out a living as a shoemaker ho also supporting his aged sister Born in Vir inia he was given a good education and had read extensively A great of sociology be was well versed in socialistic and anarchistic questions He owned a large library- of socialistic works Mays made few friends but one of these the friend who never deserted h ine th7 Jste Governor WilJJvn 5sit vuv 3r iio had known from childhood lie had often held Goebel when a little boy on his knee and told him of the great world ashe had ead of it Later be loaned the ambitious youth many of his books and the friendship cemented then we ever broken until the assassination- of Governor Goebelin fact his friendship for the martyred Governor long survived the tomb After the dastardly assassination of Governor Goebel who had been his true and dtannch friend from childhood ho lost faith in humankind He wrote the following in chalk over the door in is room The more I become acquanted with men toe more I love my dogs Before his death he believed he was disliked hy everyman woman and child in Covington This only served to add to his hatred of mankind He always wore a red bandana handkerchief around this neck and a broad brimmed slouch hat and Carried either a heavycane or a club Hehad a hobby of writing anarchistic verses in Latin upon billboards and houses about the city The following verso was written by him upon the Licking Rolling Mill fence Some tell their lives for gold Some tell thel r lives for bread fipme seek the workhouse mold While others seek the rlverl bed Such Is our countrys strlvH Where wealth may rule at will Unman lives are cheap tonlny And human souls cheaper still And long lIve anarchy JOliN MAYS lie had no ornaments in his room save twc pictmes one of Eugene V GVCzalgoszEmmIlGolaln Fifrcner Engel Spies and Parsons the anarchists hunt in Chicago No Lonftr fopolar In the shade oftlse old apple tree Ive waited BO long love for thee that the voice once I heard grows faint ith each word till its barely a whis er to me There is no more buzz left n the bee the blossoms are withered meland the tree that once grew toItho old apple tree where you hear the lamed buzz of the bee withIt bile arvirmg knife that I swiped from toy ife I am waiting anti watchingb- ee OfdagKers have two or three an AX and a cutlass you see and Ill all these things in the next guy ho lnjuIn the Shad of the Old Appl rlfe1 PERSONAL S Loxingtonlast latarMr Frank Adair of Carlisle was here last week Mr Will Dunn of Lexington has been hero visiting friends redoveringfrom Mr H T Greathouse spent Sunday with friends at Junction City faEditorson I ustlur was nere last week Miss Emma West of Nicholasvlllo visiting Miss Margaret White The Cccilian Club will meet this af with Mrs Hugh McLellon Mrs R J McKee and Miss Annie cKee have returned from Lexington LiMrfrom a visit to Mt Sterling relatives c thheaterMrs William Broaddus is recovering from a very severe attack of grip Miss Dora Neff is visiting Misses Anna and Hattie ttonfro in Harrod burg M s W S Oldbam attended the Kubelik recital in Lexington last Friday night Mr and Mrs E P Clark and Mr and Mrs Dan Uiddell have moved to Paris to reside i Mrs Sam Rice and daughter Miss orey were in Lexington last Friday to hear Kubelik Mrs J H Williams and son of Falmouth are visiting Mr and Mrs R A Woolums Mrs John R Pates entertained at progressive flinch yesterday afternoon from two to five James tho bright little son oftSquire and Mrs J D Dykes wnoopingcough Mrs J S C Bronaugh ot Nichol asville attended the funeral of WA Lo an last ThursdaycWI1 Spurlin of Mondamin Iowa has returned home after a visit to relatives in this countycMr and Mrs A D Miller attended ProdigalSonAttorneys H Helm and P M Mc Roberts were in Richmond on legal business Tuesday Interior Journal Miss Florence Hood will make her home in Lexington in the future much to the regret of her many friends here The congregation of the First Pres receptionFridaythe churchoMr and Mrs Nowland Jones have gone to Lexington to reside Their many friends here wish them much success in their new homecMr Lawrence Powers one of our Wednesdaylastwhere he will seek his fortune Mrs Clinton Howard of Whatcom Washington spending the week with Miss Elizabeth Walker at the Institute Jessamine Journal The name of Miss May Bouyer ol this city has been entered in the list of contestants for the tour of Europe to be given by the CourierJournal Mrs W W Watts of Richmondf came over to visit her daughter Miss Emily Watts of Hamilton College KubellkLexingtonLeader Miss Margaret Blair has returnee from Logana where she was called to nurse Dr H C Jaspers sister Mrs IIMitchell who has beenvery ill with pneumOniasEditor A D Miller and C E Woods attended the Kentucky Press meeting in Frankfort yesterday the former giving a talk on The Value of District Associations Mr William Farris day operator at the C N O T P ticket office has gone to Madison coUntv for a shot t vacation His place is being temporarily filled by operator Cody of Er langer Dsnville Advocate Among the new students at Madison Institute for the second term are CottonburglKatewards and Nettle Wagers of Wagers ville and Lula Whetler of Kirksrille Rq w in Richmond IOther Goodss J hl B MZuanlt were here from a this week J O Collins il Sefo from Richmond Dr J S MondayEstill News from Rev J Addison Smith who is in Frankfort conducting a re- vIval is mQst encouraging He is he ing heard by large crowds and has awakened the deepest spiritual inter est ever experienced there His pulpit here was filled Sunday by Rev William Crowe Jr of Frankfort Mr and Irs Paul Collins of Washington State who have been in Richmond visiting relatives have arrived here for a visit to Dr and Mrs Lewis Boswortb of Ashland avenue Mrs Collins was Miss Man yLexingtonzette Dr W W Burgin of Richmond Ky bus located in Lexington for the practice of his profession dentistry and has taken offices in the Johns building corner Main and Walnut streets For a number of years Dr leadingdentistsview of seeking wldr field removed to this city His family ate com lortably domici ed in Woodlawn Lexington Leader The Roonesborongh Chapter D Re hold a delightful meeting with the Vice Regent Mrs J W Caperton at her beautiful suburban home Blair RegentIrllmeeting11rllternate to the Regent to attend the National Congress of D A Rs to be AprilOtherB Neile and Mrs James Caperton At the close of ahe pleasant conversation was enjoyed over the teacups The next meeting will beheld with Mrs A R Bnrnam Miss Lucy Johnston Chenault the beautIful little daughter of Mr and Mrs Christopher D Chertault gave pretty party yesterday afternoon in celebration of her ninth birthday It was a hsippyevent for ot her young friend and all joined in the games with much Interest and homeIonorately decorated IB plants andre carnations and each room was brilliant with red lights Music and gthefolded and prizes were offered to the girl and boy wljo could pin on Buster Browns necktie The J feast was served in the diningroom The long table was a pretty picture in red decorations and The r piece was IRIJeltloulld fruit Ma iwaMiitt lHixk MrMticki Jf r i Ekch hloeaemwas tied with red satin ribbon which fell over the table to each place and were drawn as souve nirs of the day Silver candelabra an he candydrge pudding was placed on the o ble and by the red ribbons which hung from jt pretty souvenirs were drawn This happy occasion was quite an event among the young peo witbmuchFotdt on the Farm This is not to be an article telling how poutry should be kept on the- rmhut a good many ol the readers tIde paper live on tho farm and a part of this paper should be especially fo themWe wish that people living on the farm realized their opportunities Like all the rest ol us they do not realize their opportunities to the full The farmer is in the best possible posi on for raising poultry for the fancv and for the market but the farmer doesnt always know it He thinks e man who lives in a small town is more favorably situated We recently read an article which stated that the farmer in Switzerland lives on what the American farmer wastes We do not doubt it We know also that some American farmers lire living on what their neighbors w ate Closely akin to waste in fact a kind of waste occurs on this farms when tIme Tanner neglects many small sources of income which tie closely at hand Farmers in Scotland pay a rent of 15 and more per acre and make money but they do not do it hy careless wasteful methods They Ime to make every are yes every oue hundredth part of an acre tiiisityThe AireriiMii farmer likes to do things in a large way lie thinks acgarden is ben h his notice and says cannot sparr an acre of ground tom he purpose anti in this he makes a serious mistake Most weteru farm ersdo not raise tnough vl Arables for their own use Ve will go further andIay that the dwellers in the towns and ities eat wore vegetables and fruibdthan those who live in the country vegetabieH mid fruits being raised ahieflyof them Why a farmer hould nut raise vegetables and fruit milliclent at least for flWepure shiftlessness The farmer looks on these things as mere side issues Hut time plain fact is that there is god monbY in these tilings in proportion to work expended They ouijht not to be considered side issues but a necrfssiry part of the work f tie farm The farmer aril his family would be healthier happhr and wealthier if he would pay more attention to the ur- chardand the garden And 01 course the poultry yard be longs to this sawe clacs With tao t farmers poultry is decidedly a side issue Putting very little into it thty g t hhemost of our farms A business farmer has no right to consider as beneath his notice a branch of live stock farming which for time labor and money ex pended yields us much profit as any everyfarmerconsiderable scale but snore fowls should he kept on most of our farms andwhat is more important those that are kept on the farm shonld be made to Iandt would not be best to keep a large number but when the pioflta are so satisfactory we often wonder why more hofand it would pay some of them big Poultry Item The Powers Case Few cases in recent year have ex cited more interest in the United States Supreme Court than that ol the Com tnunwealth of Kentucky Judge A M J Cochrun and Caleb Powers which WES argued Monday before the nine Justices of the highest court in the land The Commonwealth was represented by Attorney enAral N IIcHays and the Comnmonwstbassisi ant Lawrence Maxwell Cochran and exGpvBlackWorthington of Kentucky Scores of Kentuckians had g no to Washington to hear the arguments and these were reenforced by Kentucky residents cifa the city Senator Blackburn anti Senator McCreary and the eleven members of the House wele present throughout the entire argument The argument wits begun by Mr Hays and concluded hy Mr Maxwell Mr Worthington followed Mr Hays anti Governor Black concluded the r Eunient for Powers side Great inter est was maiiifestel by the Justices themselves Some of them made fri qneut Interruptions Justice Holmes put many questions to Governor Black He went so far as to ask in relationtthe chare ofan unfar an Appealslower court was not evidence that Powers was getting a fiir trial Attorney General Hays who made a fOPENGUTlRTlNTr OF MERIT soldthroukhhis patients fully Into his confidence by fearlessly publishing broad cast as well as on its bottle wrappers ZaIrEnls7sbest possible evidence that he Is not Investlgatlonand that It will bear tho fullest r InvestigationDr painsandgans distinctly feminine is the only medl cine put up for sale through druggiSts for whictIshis full confidence by such open and publicityA published Ingredients on each bottle will show that It Is mado wholly from native American medicinal roots that It contains no pol sonous or habitforming drugs no nar cotlcs and no alcohol pure tnplereflned usedInsteado I hoi both for extracting and preserving Iitheemployed It Is the only medicine for druggIsts s funaharmlessby possessing Intrinsic value all its own qeffectInto the Favorite Prescription s andiall the several Ingredients of whlch Fa lor p composedromamending very same diseases for which tuU WorldIfam d medicine Is cdv Liedo Ufeuional IfcR V Pierce Buffalo K Ylor Ida l tfn book of extracts from the works of achersendonlngtelllDf t1t what Dr Ptercan JMI Ile rjKLrlcW i r 11 H The Housekeepers Problem THE FACTS OP THE CASE IIIB tendency of tho times Is for T doinghousework young women to prefer work In office or factory Is usually moro nerve racking because It Is a constant repeti tion of work at high speed a tension which racks brain and body and from which there Is no relaxation tho other i a hand the housekeeper If sho bo a mother o f a largo family Is down with orries and cares her housework Is be ond her strength perhaps yet If sho a lubusinessan easily take twenty minutes or half an hour in tho middle of the day to completely relax For complete relaxation says Dr IL V tired woman should on her back without pillow or passlvolooseover tho eyes to rest thorn Think of or as near nothing as you cant tho brain Is still occupied with plans- or worries count several hundred o- mecite to yourself soraoof your old school ay rhymes or verses worldwldoame time there are womnn in tho cities nd country who possess neither beauty of taco nor form because In In nerouIncssthoorganism At regular Intervals suffer so much that their strength leaves 5fl they are so prostrated that it clever statement of the cane was inter ru pted less than any of the attorneys Mr Maxwell had many questions asked him concerning the system of srlecting jurors Taken all in all the C itommonwealththe ImndS of the Court than those of Powers Attorneys who heard the arguments are almost unanimous in the belief that the Court will sustain the contentions of the Commonwealth A 1ntiition said alter time argumentsh It is always unsafe to speculate upon a decision ot the Supreme Court ut in this case there is every indlca on that the ease will be sent back to the State courts I do not see how the Supreme Court can anticipate that tho next trial Jukge will deny Powers any of his eights It seems to me that tho most Powers counsel could hope for is some expression in the opinion with reference to tho of jurors in the next trial IMPORTANT Immigration Bill Introduced by Senator McCreary Senator MirCrpary has introduced a ifl to amend the existing law on the subject of immigration of aliens into the United Siatm Last year 10 0000 aliens came to the United States Of that number only WX ensue io Kentucky Tne immense number immigrants coming to the Unlied Stales annually and the small number which go to the Southern States is atractiu much attention INOKEASES DUTY TIme bill introduced by Senator Me Creary imset1tediIy uwreqiii to be III nv law bv all the aliens who come t tilts United states from 2 to 5 It also a ids to the classes which are now excluded from admission into the United States imbeciles weak minded persons persons whose mental orphyscal condition is poor and who are likely to become a public charge iIndembarkation in foreign countries to rigidly enforce the law against aliens of the excluded classes such as idiots insane persons epileptics paupeJS pro jessional beggars anarchists polyg amista persmisafllicted with loathsome or dangerous contagious diseases per sons convicted of a felony or other crimes etc DUKEAU OF INFORMATION Senator McCrearys bill also provides that the Gowmit loner General of Im migration is authorized and directed o establish nell maintain in connection with each of the immigration stations within time United Mates a bureau of jnforiiiatjon toid immi grants upon their arriyaHii the cotmtrv toTdeteriuijie wheriB they Khould locate and1 furnish ijlyem oral and printed in formation s to time resources prodnc s manufactures climate soil prices of land etc of each State an I Territory of the Visited States the routes of- travel thereto Ihe cot Of tranerorU tion time opportunity for employment in the various skilled iud unskilled oc cupationx in eachof said States and Territories tIme riles of wages paid for labor and the COAt of living PKOV1SIOX ron STATE AGENT The bill so provides that when any State and Territory appointsand maintains at iie own txpense an agent or lents to represent it at all or either of the immigrant citations jn the United States the Commissioner General of Immigration shall furnish said agents suitable quarters and accomodationa and perijlit them to have access to all migrant after they have been duly admitted for time purpose of fnrnifeniup information oral or printed nntl dlll playing resources and products t in diicelmminratita to settle in their pective Sates and Territories ansi as ar as inav be consistent with the duties ijued the various immigration of csra of the United States thev are mmired to aid siid State agents uch sum ofmoney ns may be sary tbcarry into effect the prQy tjthe proposed law is rl qIred to out of tlm immigrant pnidbynited States amid which ninount to ml Iliotis ut dollars annually Ultle Wanted We have on hand about 1 200 shocks of fodder and want 50 or 100 cattle to droUII DuereoB 17auti White SiitWMirky 7 L jLL- 1iui1li7 kites says for them to recover tha- strength Of course such periodic di tress has Its bad effect on nervous system s ys Dr Pierce In his Comnic- bernie Medical Adviser Tho and drawn faces the dark circles and straightfiguroK much to feminine beauty are the unmistakable signs of womnaImy dirorrThe young girl should study make herself more attractive hew to overcome those bodily Ills that pull her down A sick woman cannot bo a beau anythirbutCONFIDE IN A MAN When a woman has Ills and pains sho cannot bearwhen lIfo seems dark cve woman sho should confide ii troubles to a physician of standing iisac ulltkmnalnot be tho part of wisdom to confide an Ignorant person without medical edi WommTherewrite to a specialist particularly to on who has the of women IiilrHdS Hotel and Surgical Institute correspondenishis chargeImed climes your Golden Medical Discover writMrsremedihavo Mf thoroughly rundown and workedout woman as ever lived and In fact cos tcmplatcd suicide at different times would bo impossible for mo to descrll understaJalwas there suffered untold agony htl severe pains through almost if severe as labor pains Head would ad RibenEvwould dotorand kidneys Ho gave me some table mffeI1 b Mediclscovcry PleasaPellets mysecondprevIoustoccomoheartypatent medicines but none ever did mo any good I am Indeed thankful to God DoctorPiercesI will gladly answer any lady who may wish to Inquire as to tho truth of blESSIngsJIOW TO KEEP YOUTH ASD TSEATJTT Every woman young or old should knowledgedressing Dr It V Pierce Buffalo N Y SenseliCedlcalAdvisertwentyono cents In onecent stamps thlrtyonastamps The Missouri Pacific Kallwiy CoSt LouL Iron Mountain Southern Railway Co Special Round Trip Homeseekera Excursion Tickets will be on sale first and third Tuesdays of January a February 1906 to vast territory Missouri Kansas Colorado Arkant New Mexico Old Mexico also to points in Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory at a rate of less than one fare for the round trip from St Louis Lib stop over priveleRes Return limit of twentyone days also on same dates will sell oneway second clas colonist tickets to same territory at greatly reduced rates Avail yourself of this rare opportunity to visit the country winch is now attracting attention of the Homeseeker atil vestor For Descriptive Literati and further information address 11 C TOWSSENDG PT A I St Louis Mo- A A GALLAGHKU D P A 414 Walnut Kt Cincinnati O Letter to B L7 Middletons Readers B L MlUDLEION GUARAN1EES HYOMB TO LURE CATARRH OR IT COST YOU NOTHING Editor of the Climax In view of toe prevalence of ca- tarrhal troubles at thisseason of the year I want to tell your readers that I have never sold anything that gave more satisfaction than Hyomei when used in catarrhal troubles You get immediate relict from the treatment and consistent use will prove to every sufferer as it has to many of our customers the virtue of this preparation Personally am interested in Hyo mei for it is made arid sold on honor and I do not want your motley uuless you are benefited and satiMiil There is no stomach doi i cim nectiun with Hyomei It i i ii stir oughly local treatment for a lrl tis ease and its soothing healing klmdI lea tion goes direct to the spot wire it is needed The complete Hyomei outfit cons of a pocket inhaler a medicinr dropper and a bottie of Hyomei and lime price isoulySl while additional bottles can be obtained for 50 cents I poaitis guarantee a curb when Hyomei is in accordance with directions ur Iaill refund your money This r anly shows our mitts and belief in It tues of Hyomei IrI Yours very truly B L Miihlltimm Consign your cattle tlinj hogs to Rabenstein Harris Cons Union Stock Yards Cincinnati Ohio and receive highest market price oct4 4m W 8 NORRIS Coming GRAND rERA HQU IE One Night and Matinee Saturday January 26 Miss Dorothy Ra noI in the 3 act Musical Com- edyTamini 4 cJ 8 Husband with a rollicking band of girls andpretty a1unchol Funny Commedians Prices Matinee 25ancl35cft1ti rht 25 SQ M 75 m444 0 li r j ilCf1YCOUIcra S XEFUT KV Jan 3 1006 lRICHMOND To the Honorable alayor and Board of JCouncil of the City of Richmond DEAR SlRI desire to submit to your Honorable Body the following report of my collections as City Col lector since July 1 1901 up to January 1906 Amount of tax bills for the sear llIal up to New 19Uit767921- Jr Amount of tx bills coil cted for 1905 l Jinjn January 27215 S Lions with each ot1ierWy- yours i I HARICHMON Pope chmond about Dia ery piece warranted Mucc1vc sLeaving balance of 10 61 Which the City owes me up to Jan uary 1 Respt Submitted T 0 ONEIL City Collector RFfORT Ot CHIEF OF ruucL FOR YEAR 1905 To the Honorable Mayoij and Board of Coo sme- llGENTLEMEN1 herewith submit for iyourpproval the following report of business transacted in Police Court the past year Totalnumber of Arrests made of all kinds 703 Divided as follows Drunkenness 287 Drunk and disorderly 16- 7Ireiich of time Peace Ku Concealed weapons 35 Gaining 38 Vagrancy 15 181inResisting arrest 5 Indecent conduct 7 Jumping on and ofT trains S Shouting tire arms in city 5 Failing and refusing to obey health IeOf Itisms finesIrecost out in jail 183 Fines and cost dismissed 119 Fines and cost filed away 46 Fines and cost buspended 45 Amount of fines and cost collected and paid to Treasurer 221900 Amount of Replevin Bonds on hand not vet due and old bonds nncol lected S 717 00 Respt Submitted x JAS H ALLMAN Chief of Police free Reclining chair tars The Southern Railway have Inaugurated free reclining chair car service between louisville and Evansvillo oi their fast through trains leaving Louis ville 73o a m and 5oo p m daily and rtinnine solid to Evansville with out change This line also free reclining chair cars on jight trains Iron Lexington and Danville to St Louis also Pullman Sleeper through from Danville to St Louis The Southern Raiiwav is 23 miles the short est from Louisville to Evanvville and fortythree miles the shortest to St Louis tsState Bank Trust Co dIdSurplus s6500000 Does a general ndnemoney Trust Banking mortjegoi eraland security Buys Real Estate paper- Clveusyour business IRE Tarlejr Cahier Public Sale of Kentucky Blue Grass Farm o To pay my debts I wllllel1 on Wednesday Febry 7thJ06 theblgbestanil In tracts aj follows TItACT ONE 89 scres well watered and tennr 4 onethird in commonhousebarus TRACT TWO as area well watered and fenced all in grata tobeecbarnTRACT THBKB dwelllngohlghfroD1 twotenaotscales etc also modern cattle feed barn for Intbegra18balncecbnrcbesaudTACT F UK About 130 acres alt in grass but 15 acres welt wateivd ami fenced has house of rooms orchard all nereniirr outbuildings tnck Jhlffarmnboothalfwitulii Ili miles of tho U O and L t E Railroads paftlclllarandatoclJ C SCOBEE whcMai i j rw 7 DlIKIM tl Lri DRY GOODS NOTIONS SUITS CLOAKS FURS WRAPS c i w v Groceries t V Queensware Glassware Salt 1 Lime Cement i Oats Seeds f t Covington Arnold Bro Main Street e1 RICHMOND TELEPHONE 188 RICHMOND KENTUC Y Cut Flowers Plants Decorations iigirSpecial attention given to Funeral Designs ggjj Bfluiiaissioaers Sals The Berea Banking Co Pin against VT Mahafley Dft- i Notice of Sale in Equity By virtue ola judgment and order ol sale of the Madfoon Circuit Court rpn- derplat the October Term thereof 1905 uliderslJnsMonday Feb 5 06 between the hours of 10 oclock a m and 11 oclock a m at the court house lour iii Richmond Madison county Ky being county doers day proceed to expose to public sale to the highest and best bidder the following described properlY viz A Certain louse and Lot situated in Berea MadUnti county Ky adj lining the lots of M N Early Was c Ramsey etc being the lot owned by Ellen Mahaffey at her death Or a sufficient quantity thereof to produce time sum of 5153 35 time amount of money so ordered to be made and tn costs hereo- fTERISSale will be made on a credit ot six months The purchaser will he required to give bond with ap proved security fur the payment of th purchase money to have time force and effect of a judgment bearing legal inter est Irma day of sale witli a linn re served upon said property until all the purcliasH money is pai- dIiTHORPEMS GM O C J a1 S V Pigg ej acaintt P11Th Peter Gallagher Deft Notice of Sale in Equity By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of time Madison Circuit Court rendered at the October Term thereof 1905 in time aiove style cause the un dersigned will ou Monday February 5 J906 Between time hours ot 10 oclock a m and 11 oclock a m at the Court House door in Richmond Madison county Ky being County Court day pro ceed to expose to Public Sale lo time followingdescribed A Certain Tract or Parcel of Laad In Berea Madfeon county Ky cots taining 2 910 aries on East side of Booth Street adjoining the lands of A U Titus mid the lot sold by E P Fairchild ti S W Pigg Ac foranmre particular description of said lot refer ence Is hereby made to the Judp mnnt of sale entered herein and the exhibits on file in said ease Or a snfllcient quantity thereof to produce the sum of S4U20 the amount of money so ordered to be made anti the costs of this sale TERMS Sale will lie made on a credit of six months The purchaser will be re xulred to give bond with approved eeouritv for time payment of the pur chasH money to have the force and etftctofa Judgment bearing legal in terest from the day of aln with a lien reserved upnii said property until all the purchase mousy 8 H THORPE M 0 M O 0 Farms and Citv property for sale D W TRIBBLK Real Estate Agt WeBMMiyoH Pl ias e eall and set tie your sieeottItat oace Ikleek Johea k fershomi DMIIICwsk Fire Lilo asd Acci EMI IMiY4i 1 Ii EJ I Greenhouses PublicSale Hue Diass Farm Crop Stock Having decided to quit farming I will on THURSDAY JANUARY 25 1906at ray residence near Manse Garrard county Ky sell to the high est bibber my farm of nntythree9S acres of good rich fertile land in a high state of cultivation goodfencingone hall and three porches Also good ceIar lasting cistern good out buildings two lasting ponds toJasting springs two good stoc barns one good tenant house of four rooms and one porch Also fruit of all kinds with a number one good grape arborThis farm lays well and can be cul tivated Tw ntyeight acres to go in corn and tobacco in 1906 Twenty acres sowed in wheat with a good grassItchurch good public rchool store and blacksmiths shop on the Lan caster and Richmond pike 3 miles south of Paint Lick 81 mules north of Lancaster the county seat of Garrard The community for quiet sobriety and chrsiianity cannot be surpasul T R RAMSEY Manse Kentucky V P PREWirT Auct Klrksville Ky MOKE CHEAP RATES T- OTEXASArkansas and the Southwest Oneway tickets at half fare plus 2 Hound trip tickets at less than one way fare Fioin Memphis Cairo or St Louis via Cotton Belt Route- S February 6 and 20 Stopovers both ways and 21 davis return limit on rnntid trip ticket Write for map folder and pick your elate and say whmi and where rou want to so and we wilt give jou full informa lion by return mail L c BARRY T P A Cotton Belt Route 82 Todd Bldg LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY Golden Flora ThQ Monument dealers have added to their business a PNEUMATICTOOL which will enable them to do better work than ever before They have a largaasso rtrnent of Granite and Marble and invite their friends to call and inspect their stock and work Satisfaction guaran teed Golden Flora McM av t Look Us Up WHEN YOU WANT Roughand Dressed Lumber Doors Sash Ceiling Flooring Shingles Laths ED Bl4NTON BO Mill and Yard 3rd street opp L A Depot Phone 425 rhe Richmond Climax1 uu pnBLIBHKO VKBY WEDNESDAY BY The Climax Printing Co Incorporated A D stILLER Editor Manager Member Ky Press Association and =PRICE 100 PElt YEAR IN ADVANCE Rates For Political Announcements For Precinct ind Mty Offices t pnrflnntiOtfice 00 Ill Kor St O and Istrlct Offices m 15 00 For Oalls per Ine uutoEor Card per Hpe 10I For all tn thp interest of In dividaalior expression of ual views per line 10 Invariably Casb with order WEDNESDAY JAN 21 1900 u REiKBSBNTATivE J M Alvorson of Lincoln introduced a bill in the H IISP prnvulins for an appropriation of 10000 by tho state for two statues from Kentucky to be placed in the Hnllnf Fnnie The bill providos that the statnoa shall be those of Henry Clay and William Goebel RBV F L POWELL of Louisville is in favor of pardoning all of the Gnobfll murder suspects and of Ken tucky thus celehrAting her great home coming week His idea is to let the dead past bury its dead and all take a fresh start Such he would do worn ho Governor in view of the fact that there is so much uncertainty of ever clearing up the horrible tragedies Porlmpi if we could gut Will Taylor anu Charles Fmley bick there would not be so much trouble in finding the real assassin THE Cincinnati Post contained an article Sunday that should arouse the indignation of every laboring man and every patH tic citizen in the country The article showed some of the tactics empoyed by the Cincinnati Traction Company In the employ mont of labor all conductors and mo tcrraon must grasp the American flap and swear fidelity and allegiance to the Traction Company The Presi dent of the company reads the oath from a book of bylaws and the em ployes repent after him Theyalso swear away their personal rights and liberties in taking the oathin fact surrender ever thing that should be sacred to the laboring man for a job with the Traction Company and its support and maintenance The Cin oinnati Traction Company is a part and parcel of the WeidenerElkins street railway trust one of the most damnable trusts of extortion in the country SKX TOR J Embry Allens resolu urn recently introduced in the State Senate providing for the lowering of the base or pedestal of the Claymon ument in the Lexington cemetery is as TIe monumental shaft on whch the hcadlexs statue of Henry City rests in the cemetery at Lexing ton rises to such dIzzy height that the nuked eye can scarcely recognize the resemblance of a statue thereon to the departed statesman f ic c = rIughtIsPri- talMtb1fljU17 from Storm 011 lightning than one nearer the ground Whereas It s reported that the preseit shaft has been injured by the storm which demolished the statue and otherwise shows indications of approaching decay therefore be it Resolved by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kontucky That it is the sense of this bodyand it recommends that if any State appropriation ii made to replace the statue of Henry Clay the present monument or shaft should be reduced to such moderate height or should be entirely torn away and a new base of such moderate height should be erected that the statue when placed in position thereon will be in full and perfect view of persons standing on the ground A Tart Auswer A lady received the following reply from a neighbor in answer to the ques lion why she allowed her children and liu band to IlItor up every room in the lionxe and the sentiment will find ludisinunt in the heart uf every home loving person III the land The marks of the little muddy feet upon the clean ilifif or can be easier removed than the itam when thtss little fet go down in tOe mutt of the highway to evil V 1lhA prints of the little flnueis on the r window jmne cannot shut out the cnp- ti alilm half well an the Hlmilous that V UiSeii the mothers heart oer that frone Ivlin is but a name throng the V cfimiMtr years And if mv John findc Ills IIOIIIM a refng from cure and trouble aiil Ida greatest happfneps within it four walls lie can put his boots In the rocking chair and hang his cst on the floor every day in the week And if can shllcllt and he enjoys it I can not fu hat it is anybody elces bu6lueus Ex Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications as they cannot r HMi th diseased portion of the ear Thttre ItlIIIIIv wav to cure deafness and that is l y wtiiHtiimi IllS Deafness is caused by an iMimiil con dition of the mucous lining of the EUB tRchlan Tube When this tube is Inflamed yon have a rumbline tnuwi or imperfect hearing and when it hen tirely Deafness is the result and unless the inflammation cac be taken nut and this tube restored tjj Its nortnxl condition hearing will bide strovnd forever nine cUPS out often lire cnuhpil by Catarrh whuli is itth jug hut an inllimed condition of the inueouasufacsWe Oun Hundred Iiuars for an v case of Deafness caused bi lca tarrlt that ctinnat hR cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Siinil for circulars free P I CHENEY k CO Toledo 0 Sold bv Druggists 76c Tiike HalIg Fnrnily illo for ceasti t r My Hair is Extra Long Feed your hair nourish it give it something to live on Then it will stop falling and will grow long and heavy Ayers Hair Vigor is the only genuine hair food you can buy It gives new life to the hairbulbs Youysave what hair you have get more too And it keeps the scalp clean and healthy The bet kind of a testimonial Sold for over sixty years Made b7TOAyer eoLowell Masl Also or 9 SARSAPARILLA I ersPILLS 1 rr John Mays Dead John Mays probably one of the most unique and eccentric characters within the Commonwealth is dead Seated upon a chair in his squalid little shack in Covington Ky he was found dead Sunday morning about 11 oclock A bullet from a llobert rifle which had entered the back of his bead and passed through his brain had raised his death He was first discovered by his sister earlier in the morning who subse quently went to his room and notic ing that he had not moved became alarmed and called in a nearby neigh bor They tried to arouse Mays but were unable A closer examination was made by them and they discover ed blood trickling do wo from the back of his head The neighbor started for a doctor thinking Mays had fallen and Injured himself On reaching the door they met two policemen en tering they having received a tele phone message from some unknown person announcing that Mays had been accidentally snot When the of ficers started to enter the room where Mays was they were driven back by his two dogs Jack China and Bounc lug Bell his pets and inseparable companions The dogs being driven into an artjoiningroom by Miss Mays the dead mans sister the officers made a hurried investigation and found that the man had been dead for some time Coroner Tarvin was notified at once and took charge of the case A seatch of the premises revealed e Flobert rile under the bed of a boarder named Emerson with an emyty shell which had apparently ben recently discharged Coroner Tarvin gave instructions to arrest Emerson but he has not yet been was 65 years old and a most unique character He was a cripple with a clubfoot and was blind in one eye but had managed to eke ont a livingas a shoemaker he also sup porting his aged sister Born in Vir ginia he was given a good education and hall read extensively A great student of sociology he was well versed in socialUtic and anarchistic questions He owned a large library of socialistic works Mays made few friends but one of these the friend who never deserted hintsne tbpJste Governor WilJJvj fronItold him of the great world ashe hat read of it Later he loaned the ambitious youth many of bis books and the friendship cemented then was never broken until the assassination of Governor Goebelin fact hb friendship for the martyred Governor long survived the tomb After thc dastardlyassassination of Governor Goebel who had been his true and staunch friend from childhood he lost faith in hnmaikind He wrote the following in chalk over the door in his room The more I become acquanted with men toe more I love my dogs Before his death he believed he was disliked by every man woman and child in Covington This only served to add to his hatred of mankind He always wore a red bandana handker chief around his neck and a broad brimmed plouch hat and Carried either a heavy cane or a club lIehad a hobby of writing anarchIstic- verses in Latin upon billboards and houses about the city The following verso was written by him upon the Licking Rolling Mill fence Some sell their lives for gold Some sell their lives for bread Some seek the workhonie mold While others seek the rivers bed Such Is our countrys strive where wealth nifty rule at will RaDIan lives are cheap today And human souls cheaper still And long live anarchy JOHN MAYS He bad no ornaments in his room saves twc pictnics one of Eugene V Debs and the other of Ccl Robert G Ingirsoll In a scrapbook be had CzalgoszJommaGohllnj FiicQer Engel Spies and Parsons the anarchists hunt in Chicago Na Longer fopulit In the shade outlie old apple tree Ive waited so long love for thee that the voice once I heard grows faint with oach word till its barely a whisper to me There is ho more buzz left in the bee the blossoms are withered ah meland the tree that once grew where I waited foryou has changed to an old chestiint tree In the shade of the old apple tree where yon hear the bluiued buzz of the bee with a big carving knife tbat I swiped from my wife I am waiting and watchinltby- K Of daggers I have two or three anax and a cutlass you eeei and Ill stick all these things in the next guy who athgaIa tba Shftd of tbe Old A plTnw I I ra 0 y i p PERSONAL f Lexingtoplast Mr John Shearer was in Winches ter last week Mr Frank Adair of1 Carlisle was here last week Mr Will Dunn of Lexington has been hero visiting friends recoveringfrom Mr H T Greathouse spent Sunday with friends at Junction City Editor T M Morrow of the Jack son Hustler was nero last weekIMiss Emma West of Nicholasvllle is visiting Miss Margaret White The Cecilian Club will meet this af ttruoou with Mrs Hugh McLellon Mrs R J McKeo and Miss Annie McKee have returned from Lexington Mr W D Oldham has returned from a visit to Mt Sterling relatives Miss Lucy Brandenburg of Win cheater visited friends hero Sunday Mrs William Broaddus is recover ing from a very severe attack of grip Miss Dora Neff is visiting Misses Anna and Hattie Renfro in Harrods burgM s W S Oldham attended the Knbelik recital in Lexington last Fri daynight Mr and Mrs E P Clark and Mr and Mrs Dan HIdden have moved to Paris to reside i Mrs Sam Rice and daughter Miss Corey were in Lexington last Friday to hear Kubelik Mrs J R Williams and son of Falmouth are visiting Mr and Mrs R A Woolums Mrs John R Pates entertained progressive flinch yesterdayafternoon from two to live James the bright little son of Squire and Mrs J D Dykes has wnoopingcough Mrs J S C Bronauh ot Nichol asville attended the funeral ol WA Logan last Thursday W M Spurlin of Mondamin Iowa has returned home after a visit to relatives in this county Mr and Mrs A D Miller attended the performance of rhe Prodigal Son in Lexington last Wednesday Attorneys H Helm and P M Mc Roberts were in Richmond on legal business Tuesday Interior Journal Miss Florence Hood will make her home in Lexington in the future much to the regret of her many friends here The congregation of the First Pres receptionFridaythe church Mr and Mrs Newland Jones have gone to Lexington to reside Their many friends here wish them much success in their new home Mr Lawrence Powers one of our bes bachelor boys left Wednesday- last for Muskogee Indian Territory where ho will seek his fortune Mrs Clinton HowarLof Whatcom Washington the week with Miss Elizabeth Walker at the Institute Jessamine Journal The name of Miss May Bouyer o this city has been entered in the list of contcstaats for the tour of Europe to be given by the CourierJournal Mrs W W Watts of Richmond came over to visit her laughter Miss Emily Watts of Hamilton College KnbellkLexingtonLeader Miss Margaret Blair has returnee from Logana where she was called to nurse Dr H C Jaspers sister Mrs Mitchell who has beenvery ill wit pneumoniaa Editor A D Miller and C E Woods attended the Kentucky Press meeting in Frankfort yesterday the former giving a talk on The Value of District Associations- Mr William Farris day operator at the C N O T P ticket ofilce has gone to Madison county for a short vacation His place is being tempo rarily filled by operator Cody of Er langcr Danville Advocate Among the new students at Madi son Institute for the second term are CottonburgKatewards and Nettie Wagers of Wagers ville and Lula Whejjer of Kirksfille Row inTttchisoBd BIJ u this week J O Collins iJfiefe from Richmond Dr J S MondayEstill News from Rev J Addison Smith who is in Frankfort conducting a re vival is mQst encouraging lIe is being heard by large crowds and has awakened the deepest spiritual interest ever experienced there His pul pit here was filled Sunday by Rev William Crowe Jr of Frankfort Mr and Mrs Paul Collins of Washington State who have been in Richmond visiting relatives have arrived here for a visit to Dr and Mrs Lewis Bosworth of Ashland avenue Mrs Collins was formerly Miss Man manyLezette Dr n W Burgin of Richmond Ky has in Lexington for the practice of hIs prnfession dentistry and has taken oflices in the Johns building corner Main and Walnut streets For a number of years Dr Burgin has been one of the leading dentists of Richmond and with the view of seeking wld r field removed to this city His family ate comfortably domici ed in Woodlawn Lexington Leader The Roonesborough Chapter D A It held a delightful meeting with the Vice Regent Mrs J W Caperton at her beautiful suburban homo Blair Park on January 10th The Regent Mrs Christopher Chenault of Lex meetingMrllternate to the Regent to attend tbe NatIonal Congress of D A lts to be AprilOtherB Nele and Mrs James Caperton At the close of ahe meeting pleasant conversation was enjoyed over this teacups The next meeting will be heldwIth Mrs A R Burnam Miss Lucy Johnston Chenault the beautiful little daughter of Mr and Mrs Christopher Cherfault gave a pretty party yesterday arternoon in celebration of her ninth birthday It fortyhtryoungin of the games with much interest and pleasure The lovely colonial home on North Limestone street was chili brately decorated in plants and red carnations and each room was brilliant with red lights Music and duringthefolded and prizes were offered to the girl and boy who could pin on Buster Browns necktie The birthday feast was served in the diningroom The long table was a pretty picture Ja red decorations The center piece was an Impwifc lUultd of fruit i RB liunk lmik f wrMUvfci t T 7 Each bloMom was tied with red satin ribbon which fell over the table to each place and were drawn as souvenirs of the day Silver candelabra held red candles Ices cakes candy and fruit were served alter which a larvo pudding was placed on thc table and by the red ribbons which i hung from it pretty souvenirs were drawn This happy occasion was quite an event among the young pco ole and will be remembered with much pleasure Lexington Leader PooItY on the Farm This is not to be an article telling how poutry should be kept on the arm but a good many oi the readers this paper live on the farm and a part of tliiu paper should be especially themWe wish that people living on the farm realized their opportunities Like all the rest of us they do not realize their opportunities to the full The farmer is in the best possible posi tion for raising poultry tot the fancy and for the market but the farmer loesnt always know it He thinks the man who lives in a small town Is more favorably situated We recently read an article which stated that the farther iu Switzerland lives ou what the American farmer wastes We do not doubt it We know also that some American farmers are living ou what their neighbors war te Closely akin to waste in fact a kind of waste occurs on the farms when thf farmer neglects many small sources of income which lie closely at hand i Farmers in Scotland pay a rent of 15 and more per acre and make money but they do not do it by careless wasteful methods They hae to make every are yell every oue IniiuKodili part of an acre ciiuiityThe Airerioiti farmer likes to do things in a large way tie thinks acgarden is bent II his notice anti says ae cannot sparr all acre of ground for the purpose anil in this he makes a serious mistake Most western farm erado not raioulh vjetables for their own use Ue will go further andIsay that the dwellers in the towns and cities dthanthese vegetabieH and fruits being raised chiefly by thos who make a specialty of them Why a farmer Should not raise vege tables and fruit hiiilicient at least for his own use wit do not understand We are tempted to say that it is just pure shiftlessness The farmer looks on these things as mere side issues But tilt plain fact is that there is jood monbY in these things in proportion to work expends They ou ht not to be considered side issues but a necrfssiry part of the work of the farm The farmer arvl his family would be healthier happhr and wealthier if he would pay mow attention to the or chardand the garden And 01 courts the poultry yard be longs to this same class With mot farmers poultry is decidedly a side issue Putting very little into it tluuyh gut very little out Poultry is one of the undeveloped sources of profit on most of our farms A business farmer has no right to consider as beneath his notice a branch of live stock farming which for time labur and money ex pended yields us much profit as any everyfannerconsiderable seaie bnt more fowls should be kept on most of our farms and what is more important those that are kept on the farm should be made to Jand eIare so satisfactory we often wonder why more of our farmers do not make title branch of farming a specialty It would pays and it would pay some of them bigtPoultry Item The Fowers Case Few cases in recent years have ex cited more interest in the United States Supreme Court than that of the Com tnoiiwealili of Kentucky Judge A M J Cochnyi arid Caleb Powers which was argued Monday before the nine Justices of the highest court in the land The Commonwealth was represented by Attorney General N BE HJ VS and tbe Commonwo1hr assist ant Lawrence Maxwell Cochran and Potv rs were represented by exGpv Black of New Y ik and lion E L Worthington of Kentucky Scores of Kentuckians had g urn to Washington to hear the arguments and these were n reenforced by Kentucky residents ofa the city Senator Blackburn and Sena tor McCreary and the eleven members of the House wete present throughout the entire argument The argument was begun by Mr j Hays and concluded by Mr Maxwell a Mr Worthington followed Mr Hays and Governor Black concluded thear gurnent for Powers side Great inter eat was manifested by the Justices themselves Some of them made fre queut Interruptions Justice Holmestput many questions to He went so far DS to ask In relation to the charge of an unfar trial and Appealslower court was nut evidence that Powers was getting a Mr trial Attorney General Hays who made a i OPEN PUBLICITY THE BEST t CUaaaHTY OF MERIT soldthroukhbyfranklycast as well as on its bottle wrappers plainEliOUsltbest possible evidence that he Is not Investigationand that It will bear the fullest scrutiny tnestlgatlonDr painsand scluewhichIshis full confidence by such open andtpublicityA published Ingredients on each bottle wrapper will show that It Americanmedicinalsonous habitforming drug no narcotics no nhcohioipiire trlrlreflnedlglycerine of proper strength alcoholIntheemployed It is the only medicine for hYdrogghts longTunmihtirnilessbj possessing Intrinsic value all its own qeffectInto the Favorite PrescriptIona andteachers ofall tho several Ingredients of which Fa composedretonimending very seine diseates for whIch tlk worldbfanwxl medicine Is adviswl UfcssfrmaiIfInterested littlebookacherseidonlng of tellfJ cM what Dr Korcoa r tf MIMKIPIiII 1 i q i 1 L tt jii fo =F I The Housekeepers Problem THE FACTS OF THE CASE lIE tendency of tho times Is for I doinghousework young women to prefer work In fflce or factory Is usually more nerve repotiIonrhlch racks brain and body and from rhlch there is no relaxation On the other hand tho housekeeper If she be a mother of a largo family is weighted down with worries and cares her housework Is be ond her strength perhaps yet if she studies her work puts her housework on a business basis and manages well sho an easily take twenty minutes or half an hour in the middle of tho day to completely relax For complete relaxation says Dr R V tired woman should lie nn her back without pillow or passivelooseover tho eyes to rest thorn Think of or as near nothing as you can I the brain Is still occupied with plans or worries count several hundred or reel to to yourself somoof your old school ay rhymes or verses Our American women have a worldwide reputation for beauty but at tho same time there aro woman In the cities and country who possess neither beauty of faco nor form because In these In stance they suffer from nervousness tho resins of disorders of tho womanly orpnnism At regular suffer so much their strength leaves hem they are so prostrated that it clever statement of the case was interrupted less than any of the attorneys Mr Maxwell had many questions asked him concerning the system of selecting juror Taken all in all the Commonwealth fared much better at the hands of the Court than those of Powers Attorneys who heard the arguments are almost unanimous in the belief that the Court will sustain the contentious of the Commonwealth An attorney who has a national repu tation said alter the arguments It is always unsafe to speculate hOfl a dtcisiou ot the Supreme Court but In this case there is every indication that the case will be sent back to the State courts I do not see how tho Supreme Court can anticipate that the next trial Jukge will deny Powers any of his rights It seems to me that the most Powers counsel could hope for is some expression in the opinion with reference to the of jurors in the next trial IMPORTANT Immigration Bill Introduced by Senator McCreary Senator MiCreary has introduced a hill to amend the existing law on the- tthject of Immigration of aliens into he United Stale Last year 106000 aliens Came to the United States Of that number only 500 oaiiiu to Kentucky Toe immense number of Immigrants coming to the United States annually and the small number winch go to the Southern States is atntctiu much attention INCKEASKS DUTY The bill Introduces by Senator Mc Creary irmt7tIie duty uawTequit l to tP bv all the aliens wIn come ta the United states from 2 to 5 It also a Ids tothe classes which are now txelnded from admission into the United States imbeciles weak minded persons persons whose mental orphyscal condition is poor and whore likely to become a public charge nd requires Inspectors at the place of embarkation in foreign countries to rigidly enforce the law against aliens of the excluded classes such as idiots insane persons epileptics paupeispro essional beggars anarchists polyg inlsts perRnnsaftlicted with loathsome or dangerous contagious diseases persons convicted of a felony or other crimes etc DUREAU OF INFORMATION Senator McCrearys b also provides hat the Commissioner General of Im migration is authorized and directed to establish and maintain in connec tion with each of theo immigration stations within the United Mates a bureau injorniation toliid immi grants upon their arriyaHn time country to deteriuijieVhei theytollldloclte uid fnrlllsfl tt1m oral and printed in formationtin to the resources produc manufactures climate soil price of land etc of each State an I Territory of the United States the routes of travel themto lime cost of tranerortt tion the opportunity for employment in the various skilled tud unskilled oc cupations in each of said States and Territories the titles of wages paid for labor and the cost of living ruoviwox FOR STATE AGENT Time bill so provides that when any tate and Territory appointsRud main ales at its own txpmise an agent or gents to represent it at all or eitherof he immigrant Stations in the United States the CominUsioner General of Immigration shall furnish said agents suitable quarters and accomodations nd permit them to have access to all migrants after they have been duly admitted fur the purpose of fnrnlfchltir information oral or printed rnncf diR playing resources and product to in duce immigrants to settle in their re spective Sates and Territories and aa fur as may be consistent with the duties assigned the various immigration of ficers of the Untied Stoles they are re mmlred to aid slid State agents and uch sum of money ns may ba neres sary to carry into effect the provision the proposed law is nqijred fo be puid out of the immigrant fund which iMtmitfts of the July or tux paid y earli immigrant on arrival in tie nited States anti which amounts to millions ot dollars annually tattle WanteSV We have on hand about 1 200 shocks fodder and want 50 or 100 caHl- ehlletdrOU6 Duereoa StUXTt o 1 j J 1- q1tt Ttr tafces gays for theM to recover thett strength Ot course such periodic iOSr tress has its bad effect on the nervous system Pierce In hlso Common- Sense Medical Adviser Tho withered and drawn laces tho dark circles and straightfiguromuch to femlnlno tho unmistakable signs of womanly disorders Tho girl should study how to make herself more attractive hew to overcome thoso bodily ills that pull her down A sick woman cannot be a anythingbutCONFIDE IN A MAL When a woman has ills and pains she cannot bearwhen life seems dark for every woman sho should confido heSatroubles to a physician of standing ultlonalnot bo tho part of wisdom to confide an Ignorant person without medical edt cation simply because sho was a tcomat There Is every reason why she shoul write to a sjcclallst particularly to or who has made tho of women specialty for a third of a century Pierce founder of the Invi lids Hotel and Surgical Institute d correspondenIslujdhis chargeImedi DlscoveandVandcrgri1Westmorcland 7 have done wonders for me I was n thoroughly rundown and workedont woman as ever lived and In fact co tcm lated suicide at different times j would bo Impossible for mo to dcscrllf sufferings so you could El paInfeltfincmcnt Would bloat across abdom and It seemed as though a hujseveresevere as labor pains Dead would acli till It seemed it would burst Pace woul wou3bloat iso severe that If I stepped on ftI Vwould almost scream pain Bladder1 seemed to be full all the Our do tor said that I had inflammation of worn and kidneys IIo gave mo some table to kill the pain Oh how I did antIc I can never tell you all I sent for jbottlo of Dr Pierces Golden Medley Discovery and ono of his Favorite Im scrlptlon also somo of his Pleaser Pellets and took these remedies accorc Ing to directions Now I am on my i second bottle of each and feel a great previoustohind to continue I will become hearty and strong I have tried other patent medicines but nono over did mo any good I am Indeed thankful to God for putting It in my mind to try Doctor Piercos medicines- I will gladly answer any lady who may wish to Inquire as to tho truth of my statement Gods richest bless- Ings be with you and yours HOW TO KEEP YOUTH AJftf BEATJTT should1mowedge secure a gooc doctor book by ad dressing Dr R V Pcrcc Buffalo N Y The Peoples Common Sense Medical sendfgtwentyonofor paperbound volume or thirtyona stamps for a copy The Missouri Facific Kailwiy CoSt Lout Iron Mountain c Southern Railway Co Special Round Trip Hoineseekere Excursion Tickets will be on sale first and third Tuesdays of January and Femuary I90G to vast territory in Missouri Kansas Colorado Arkansas New Mexico Old Mexico also to all points in Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory at a rate of less than one fare for the round trip from St Louis Lib eral stop over priveleges Return limit of twentyone days also on same dates will sell oneway second la8 colonist tickets to same territory at greatly reduced rates Avail yourself of this rare opportunity to visit the country which is now attracting the attention of the Homeseeker aiii I vestor For Descriptive Literatu and fur her information address 11 TOWNSEVDG PTA 1St Louis Mo A A GALLAGhER D P A 414 Walnut St Cincinnati O Letter to B LJ Middleton Readers B L MIODLETON GUARAN1EES HYOHH TO LURE CATARRH OR IT COST YOU NOInlNG Editor of the Climax In view of tne prevalence of ca- tarrhal troubles at thisjseason of the year I want to tell your readers that I have never sold anything that gave more satisfaction than Hyomel when used in catarrhal troubles You get immediate relict from the treatment and consistent use will prove to every sufferer as it has to many of our customers the virtue of this preparation Personally am interested in 11 inei for it is made and sold on honor and I do not want your money unless you are benefited and satitli l 1 There is no stomach dni ilflll nection with Hyomei It in tlmr oughly local treatment for H rliisease and its soothing healing lJItu Ia tion goes direct to the spot wit it is neededThe complete Hyomei outfit coiiah of a pocket inhaler a medicine till hP Hilda bottle of Hyoraei and UIH price is only SI while additional bottles can be obtained for 50 cents I poaitivt guarantee a cure when Hyomei is us in accordance with direction or I will refund your money This era shows our faith and belief in o tues of Hyomei Yours very truly- B L Midrll ton Consign your cattle thtep a hogs to Rabenstein Harris Conti Union Stock Yards Cincinnati Ohio and receive highest market price oct4 4ui W S NORms ComingkAN G E One Night and 1 Matinee Saturday January 26 Miss Dorothy Rjn in the 3 act Musical Co- medyTaming a Husband with a r IIickingbandof pretty girls and a bunch of FunnyCommedhn Prices ctiitiN1ht j3 1 1iE i air condors inron RICHMOND Kv Jan 3 1006 To the Honorable Mayor and Board of Council of the City of Richmond Kentucky nEAP sutI desire to submit to your Honorable Body the following report of my collections as City Collector since July 1 1901 up to January 11906 Amount of tax bills collected for the yenr 1931 up to NOT i9ij5SrT679siA- mount of tir bIlls coil cleJ for iirvtoJuniurvl JZl215 iS meneuce tp = Leaving balance of J 10 ell Which the City owes me up to January 1 1906 Very Reept Submitted T 0 ONEIL City Collector RFPORT Or CHIEF OF POLICE FOR YEAR 1905 To the Honorable Mayo and Board of Coullo- llGETLElIENI herewith submit for your proval the following report of business transacted in Police Court the past year Total number of Arrests made of all kinds 703 Divided as follows Drunkenness 287 Drunk and disorderly 157 Breach of the Peace 89 Concealed weapons 35 Gaining 38 Vagrancy IE Loitering in boidy houses IS Keeping and controling boidy houses 5 Throwing filth in alleys 6 Resisting arrest 5 Irdecent conduct 7 Jumping on and oil trains cl Shooting fire arms in city 5 Failing and refusing to obey health officer 5 Beating board bill 3 Habitual drunkenness wi Suffering gaming 2 Opening saloons on Sunday 3 Pointing a pistol at another Disorderly houses 3 Of this number 278 either paid or reo finesrecost l out in jail 183 Fines and cost dismissed 119 Fines and cost filed away 4G Fines and cost buspended 45 Amount of fines anti cost collected and paid to Treasurer 221900 Amount of Replevin Bonds on hand not yet due and old bonds nncol lected S 717 00 Respt Submitted JAS H ALLMAN Chief of Police Fire Reclining Chair tars The Southern Railway have inaugu rated free reclining chair car service between Louisville and Evansvillo on their fast through trains leaving Louis viile 73 a m and 5oo p m daily and running solid to Evansville without change This line also operates free reclining chair cars on jight trains tIroD Lexington and Danville to St Louis also Pullman Sleeper through from Danville to St Louis This Southern Railway is 23 miles tIme slfort rooest from Louisville to Evansville and fortythree miles the shortest to St Louis itSState Banker Trust Co dpilSurplus frJ6500000 Does a general Banking and Trust Co bust I1dnemoney LoanaI raland security Buys Real Estate paper Give us your business R E Turley Ca bier Public Sale of Kentucky Blue Grass Farm To pay my debts I will eell on Wednesday Febry 7th J906 theblghestanUin tracts as follows TRACT ONE 69 acres well watered and fenced one third in commuomihousebarns TRACT TWO 98 acres well watered and fenced all in gra s toOacccbarnTRACT THREE About 250 acres hat modern dwelling of tight room ice poulliv ieet servants granery twotenautforl3oheadofcattlewjuhan the cemterththoid amoaths feedfcr 130 head gresebglancecoudtry home close to schools and churches and In brsl of neighborhoods T8AGTK UK About 130 ACres all in grass but 15 acres well watered and fenced has house of t rooms oubnhdingltckBUdfarm la sltuatdd In cl it county ry on the atoutkmtifwaybsitreenlhetwopiaeesaad ZKi1roSale t beirtn At 10 oclock For further par 8meleaeJCSCOBEE wwcuO ZY l r iPA jtt S g ri 4 4 J9lml LIf J D DRY GOODS NOTIONS SUITS CLOAKS FURS WRAPS c tW tJ Groceries V Queensware Glassware Salt i Lime Cement Oats Seeds I Covington Arnold Bro Main Street 3 3 r RICHMOND TELEPHONE 188 RICHMOND KENTUC Y Cut Flowers Plants Decorations ESITSpecial attention given to Funeral DesignsjgF3 u DmminiDnerl a1c The Berea Banking Co Pit against W T MabaBey Dft Notice of Sale in Equity By virtue of a judgment and order ol sale of this Madison Circuit Court ren dered at the October Term thereof 1905 in the above style cause the undersign ed will o- nMonday Feb 5 06 botween the hours of 10 oclock a m and 11 oclock a m at time court lion hour in Richmond Madison county Ky being county court day proceed to expose to public sale to the highest and hOSt bidder the following described property viz A Certain louse and Lot situated in Berea Madison county Ky adj lining the lots of MN Early Ulas c i Ramsey etc being tIme lot owned by Ellen Mahaffey at her death Or a suflicient qnanitv thereof to produce time sum of Sf53 35 tIme amount of money so ordered to be made and tue costs hereof TERMS Sale will be made on a credit ot six months TIme purchaser will be required to give bond with ap proved security for the payment of th purchase motley to have time force anti effect of a judgment bearing legal inter est from day of sale with a lieu re served upon said property until all the purchase money is pai- dSiITHORPEM GM C O signers S W Pigg ec Plff- eagaintt Peter Gallagher Deft Notice of Sale in Equity By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Nile of time Madison Circuit Cumin rendered at the October Term thereof 1905 in time a ove style cause the un dersigned will ou Monday February 5 1906 Between tha hours ol 10 oclock a m and 11 oclock a m at the Court House floor in Richmond Madison county ICy being County Court day pro ceed to expose to Public Sale to the foliowiimgdescribed A Certain Tnct or Parcel of Land In BereA Madison county Ivy con taining 2 9 10 acres on East side uf Boone Street adjoining the lands of A Titus and the lot sold by E P Fairchild S W Pigg c for a more particular description of said lot refer ence is hereby made to the Jiulf m nt of sale entered hureinnnd the exhibits on file in said ease Or a enlllcient quantity thereof to produce th sum of 41120 the amount of money so ordered to be made and thin costs of this sale TERMS Sale will be made on a credit of six months The purchaser will be re zuired to give hood with approved eecuritv fur time payment of the pun chase money tn have the force sad efltct of a Judgment bearing legal in retest train time day of sale with a lien reserved upon said property until all the purchase money 8 H THORPE M C tOC Furms an J City property for sale D WTRIBBLX Real Eute Agt We mean ye Please eall and set tie yt urceosIst ones 14ec3QI Jones Mers4son Dss H fro Plie Life mwd Aecf hIIiN w 5 s 3r9 vxiv rA Greenhouses PublicSaleIc Having decided to quit farming I wilt on THURSDAY JANUARY 25 1906 at my residence near Manse Garrard county Ky sell to the high est bibber my farm nf nntythrce93 acres of good rich fertile land in a high state of cultivation goodfencingone and three porches Also good ceIar lasting cistern good Outbuildings two lasting ponds tolasting springs two good stocs barns one good tenant house of four rooms and one porch Also fruit of all kinds with a number one good grape arborThis farm lays well and can be cut tivated Tw ntyeight acres to go in corn and tobacco in 1906 Twenty acres sowed in wheat with a good grassItchurch good public reboot store and blacksmiths shop on the Lan caster and Richmond pike 3 miles south of Paint Lick 8J miles north of Lancaster the county seat of Garrard The community for quiet sobriety and chrsiianity cannot be surpas d T R RAMSEY Manse Kentucky sv P PREWirr Auct Kirksville Ky MOrtE CHEAP RATES TO TEX A S Arkansas and the Southwest Onnway tickets at half fare plus 2 Hound trip tickets at less than one way fare Fioin Memphis Cairo or St Louis via Cotton Belt Koute February 6 and 20 Stopovers both ways and 21 days return limit on round trip tickets yourdateto so and we wilt give yen full informa lion by return mail L c BARRY T p A Cotton Belt Route 82 Todd Bldg LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY Golden Flora Thq Monument dealers have added to their business a PNEUMATICTOOL which will enable them to do better work than ever before They have a laige assortment of Granite and Marble and invite their friends to call and inspect their stock and work Satisfaction guaran teed Golden SBora st 3rs Some people have a notion tbafc spring is I the only time lo buy a buggy That notion is costing them money We are making fall buying popular Let us tell you how Good picking in every de partmentC F HigginsTelephone 232 I he Richmond Climax r WEDNESDAY JANI 16 Next Monday will be McKinley day The predicted culd wave reached here Monday night A tobacco fair will be held in Mays villa February 22nd TwelvH men are in jail at Pineville Ky charged with nmrcier If you liavH any corn to Hell either telephone or call and see Zanng jan242t Farms and City property for sale D W TllIBBLti Real Kstate Agt Former Congressman Thomas Y Fitzpatrick from the tenth district died uuexpeclly in Frankfurt Rice Black suM last week to Clark Rice of Speedwell 51 head ofI glioaB averaging 71 pounds at Gc Dan H Bieck will inxure your city or county properly against fire light ning and cyclone lo jan 4t Farms and City property tor sale D W TKUJBLE Heal Estate Agt The best attraction of the season at the Grand this week Thu Lyceum Comedy Company fs pleating full houses To make the home warm and happy the new year prosperous and bright buy coal from It H Luxon tiro Telephone 110 v Sjmtf Dont fail to take in the Musical Comedy Taming a Husband a the Grand Opera House Saturday matinee and night January 2IS If you do you will miss the treat of jour lila Advices from various points in Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Indiana Illinois Michigan andKansas show that the temperature last Saturday was the highest known in January for more than a quarter of a centurytRobinson Keith fell from a signal post at Junction City and broke his neck in ono place close to his shoulders yet as uivfrteriouN an it may peeni he still lives and indications point to his recovery The summer heat of the last week has started the sap in tlie earlyleafing trees and plants and in some instances leaves am to he seen The impending cold wave it Is feared will result dis astrously to crops and vegetation gen erally A dispatch fiom Danville says Fifteen thousand bushels oi wheat stored in the Southern Star elevator has sooiled from overheating due to dampness at threshing time W G Prewitt owner had sold the wheat to an Kigtern starch factory Oil account of the misfortune and his inability to acquire another supply of grain he has been compelled to close down the Southern Star Mills It has been officially announced that the Louisville Nashville Knil roal will extend its system froniPcotts ville to Stanford Thn new road will pass through Liberty Hustonville then to Stanford This additional road will give a straight line from Nashville to Cincinnati Through traitis will then pass through Hustonville instead ot Howling Green and Louisville The lam KeHoral census shows that there are ftTKQOO former Kentuckians living in oilier States The Louisville Commercial Club wants to get the lIanAs antI addrewe of as many of these former Kentuckians as possible and anyone having friends r relatives who have moved from tim State will coiitr a favor upon the Club bRellri ing the names to RE Hughes Secretary Louisville No doubt all our gilts will be over to the Grand Opera House Satur day matinee or night to witness the highly entertaining musical comedy Taming a Huthand as the letson iruy prove uelujs me fine lay What Tn ii OIIH the hoys will be there also to see whats in btore for them in case they tvr need taming how about it hov At any rate theyll ppjny two hours of merriment and hear all the latest song bite a laugh from cm tain to curtain Wyatt U Hall ne i sixty vi rtformerly of this county died of pncu militant his home near Headquarters Ky Friday evening at 6 oclock Mr Hull is survived by his wife three sons and two daughters W B Hull Joseph Hall and J Hall and Vim Ev lIne Hall all of Nicholas coiintv nd Mrs W H Hall of Parkerebuig W Va lhe interment took place Saturday af tertinn at the MillHrnhinr cemetery at 230 oclock Bourbon XPWP Mr Hall was all uncle of Mrs Henry P Reid of tlm cit- yFOR RENT Two nice office rooms on Main street tf Douglas Culton Winchester jjq natural g- VANiEnWhite 8 girl to work in a restaurant G DRUIUTU tt Barn Blown Down During the heavy wind storm of last week the bun of Hiram Marcum at Ruthton this county was blown down and one calf killed Uttle Wanted We have oh hand about 200 shocks of fodder andaant 50 or 100 cattle to feed Potts Duerron- 17J n tf Whites Station Ky Strayed or Molen From Tinl ton Madison county Ky January 17 1900 one bav horse about 8 years old 15 hands high with a few white hairs on the left sihe of nerk near matte Also one sorrel mare 12 or 15 years od thought to be with foal holds hnr liexd ont ided A liheral reward will given f T information leading to the recovery f said horsen or return of then to c O Lambt 24jau2t Kingston Ky Wants License The following letter sent to Captain Short of this city is selfexplanatory the writer making his object clear although hill spelling etc are not first class January the 15 1906 Mr Debity for Corlecttor i want h sons to sell liccor on bunk creek near of Andy Hoovers rit and tell me wlmt they const amf i will send you the money from John Will bore to the Debity for Corlerttor back your letter to Wagersvjlle Ky- Vidim Escaped Lnst Saturday night five deputies went to Bearwallow to arrest Steve Turner who was wanted on a charge of shooting one Hensley last election day They reached Turners abode about one oclock In the night and gained an entrance However Turner made his escape in lila nightclothes and although he was fired at eight times by the offi cers he has so far not been captured al though it was learned that he was wounded To Meet at Frankfort The state Farmers Institute will he held in Frankfurt some time in Fehrua ry and it promises to be an event of unusual Interest to Kentucky Agricul turists Specialists on wheat raising crn ruture tobacco growing and every department of uptodate farming are scheduled for addresses so that the institute as arranged at Frankfort is expected to he the largest anti best at tended of any that has ever been held Mr Logans funeral The remains of Mr W A Logan whoe untimely death occurred in Den ver reached here last Wednesday ami funeral services were conducted Thurs day at the Christian Church by Rev Hugh McLellan A long procession followed the remains to the grave where the last sad rites were enacted by the Oddfellows of which he was aI prominent member Much sympathy in extended to his bereaved family in their afll ution Health Board Organized Drs Clarence H Taught of this city Vardy Taylor of Waco antI H M Box ley of KIik ville have been commis stoned members of the Health Board by Dr J N McCormick secretary of the State Hoard of Health These ap pointments come as complete surprises to the above gentlemen as none were xpplicants and the honor came un solicited and are a high compliment to these physicians They met last Satur day and organized the Board appointing Dr Munsoti Du n as secretary also County Health Officer Judge Turpin and Squire J D Dykes will represent the Fiscal Court on the new Hoard from folplt lo Stage In the east of characters playing the Holy City which will be seen here February 7th appears the name of John Richmond Vrigit who until recently was pastor of the Baptist rimrch at Columbus Kansas Prior to becom ing a minister Mr Wright was a printer working on the Atlanta Ga Sunny South He later served the ppsfion as a member of the Arkansas Legislature and is a prominent Elk Mr Wright has had much success on the stage and exhibits great talent He declares he can serve his Master as well mid con cieptionsly by helping MI pro duce thIs Biblical play as he could by preaching from his pulpit Little Love Stories Mr Walter Eat anti Miss L nn Witt both of the Poosey lncnlitt were married hero last Thursday ty quire Dykes Mr John Brown Jr and Miss Mary Rainey both of Winchester were united in nlarriage last Thursday in the parlors of the Glyndon Hot el the ceremony being performed by Rev G W Shepherd This couple had been married about seven years ago but after two years of weddid lifA were divorced i Does your baking powder contain alum Look upon the label Use only a powder whose label shows it to be made with cream of tartar NOTE Safety lies in buying only f the Royal Baking Powders which is the best cream of tartar taking powder that can be had j t l I Li u L r = 1J F l i tit itI w BREAT Lh11i E Suits and OvercoatsJIo 00t2250r i 20 00 ss 09 1 A 17 005 1500A1j g J2 50 10 00 jv 900 8 00 Fine allwool fabrics tailored in 8Isaving 2 CASH ONLY 4 A Treat at The bund Opera House Tim following is an extract from the Mertdiap Jiss Star The theatre goes f Meridian were nccoided a treat last night in tlie way of Huff V Mayes F Taming a Hutband one of the funirst musical comedies ever presented here The cat arid chorus of pretty girls h tiwereHuff Maye ate to hu hignly compli mealed on their comedy as b ing far above the average It is tcreaniingly funny yet tnts from all sugiststivenese or anything that would offend the most refined audience of ladies and children V Miss Drothy Rayno the starM deserves special mention her charming personality clever acting and sweet voice won the hearts o the entire audience und received this lion a share of applause The house was parked to its capacitydSaturday The Local SUje The attraction at the Grand this weeK is the Lyceum Comedy Company Iin repertoire This company comes here highly recommended and the cro dthaiIreeted them Monday Anight and witnessed The Slaves of the Orient were in no wise disappointed This is decidely the best stock company that lisa vUited Richmond in many a day The actors are all firstclass artists and the specialties are above the average Last n ght they presentui ed the beautiful Southern the Heart of the Blue Ridge This afternoon they will give a bargain matinee the bill for the same being thehMansion of Aching Hearts zilargeot this splendid show and they are sure to be greeted by capacity houses during their stay inour city We conv gratulate the management upon hav Ing ecured such a splendid attraction a Medical Meeting At the invitation of Dr Kinnaird of Lancaster Dra Vaught and Dunn 01 this city attended a meeting of the Central Kentucky Medical Society at which Dr Taught read an interesting paper In view or the fact that prior to this meeting Madison was not in cluded in this society this specal invitation to two of our best known s physicians has burn all the more ap prtfiHtprl A honor was bestowed lr Vaught when be was elected Pr indent lor the ensuing year and Hns iiimity was admitted Injo the society which is composed of seven counties namely Jenamine Qarrard Lincoln Royle Clark Madison and Mtrcerf This society is the oldest in having been organized ovf r40 years agn hv Ors riiis of Louisville Stelle Railev of Stanford John D Jackson of Danville and the late Arthur W Johnson ol Cincinnati These meetings are hed quarterly the next one to be held in Stanford the third Thursday in April A social feature at the Lancaster meeting was the elaborate banquet which was thor oughly enjoved by all present Citizens Mass Meeting RICHMOND KY Jan 17 190G There will be a Masts Meeting of the citizens of Richmond and Madison county including the members of the Commercial Club at the Houston Thursday evening next January 25 for the express purpose of arousing public interest in the scheme to secure the location here of the branch of the State Normal School to be established by the present Legislature Richmond has more to offer than any of her rivals but it is absolutely necessary that on advantages be properly placed b the Legislature It may be necessary to invite the members of that odvatHt the Stale officials to visit the city and Inspect what we have to offer Tne heartiest cooperation of all citizens is desired Come to the Nasa Meeting andhring your wife and your el hbol and lila wife Ringing speeches by citizens of all classes Now iff the time 110 act BL BANKS President R R BlIRNAM 1st V P H B HXJJGEK 2d V P G W PICKBLS 3d Vi P- OEIj Q SI I a J 0 T 0 Go through our big stock of fine handtailored Suits Overcoats and Raincoats none of which sold for less than 20 and most of them at 2250 and 25tke your choice without limit at 15 You can affordan extra suit or coat at this price cant you the the high Court We candidly believe that no store in the State has ever equaled these values Circumstances compelus to make this sacrifice and good judgment prompts you to take ad vantage of it 17 and 15 Suits and Overcoats for only 975 No creditSerious loss to us but its better than to carry them to next season Choice of all our 1250 values for 875 Cash to one andall We start each season with a new stock therefore we are forced to sell our 10 Suits and Overcoats for 725 But we dont charge them Even our low priced suits are noted for correctness of Fit and good wearing Quality All 8 and 9 Suits and Overcoats go for 575 Cash Grip Stolen Mr R L entry of this city who travels through Ohio West Virginia io and Kentucky in the interest of the H LawFon Company Cincinnati had the misfirtune r cently to have his htiitiase and contents Molm from Mr Hrlt18 that duteo Revsfar he has heard nothhignf nis property His lots is considerable us the casoI contained quite a lot of wealing ap parel toilet articles and other things including his flute which he ptized theryr Smith Oldnam and Miss Alice tobb Matties in LexingioneSmith Oldham formerly bookkeeper tot the National Exchange Bunk this city hut now resident of White Hall adison county and Miss Alice Gobi ih- eaughter of Zmia Cobb a prominent farmer of the same locality were son quietly married Saturday afternoon at the Baptist parsonage in this city Rev Preston Blake the pastor of the Fits line Baptist Church performing the ceremony to There was no objection on the part of Va the brides parents to the wedding and the couple choee Lexington merely ii order to have a quiet weeding driving old here from WhiteHall in a buggy at Embry Oldham nd Mis Marie OilSt ham cousins cf the groom accointIe aitied them to the parsonwge and witof atsed this marriage Afterwards tiiH patty went to the Phoenix Hotel where they had luncheon The groom is the son of Sanford Oldth am a wealthy farmer of White Hall lid is well known in Lexington where e attended school and later embarked IlIbusiutB At present he is associated ith his father in farming th This bride who is a ill of I Tevis ofnall those charms that go to make up attractive womanhood Lexington Leader Kentuckians UomcXjiniioir Week The programme for H itne Coming he stVeekwhen one hundred thousand former- sKentuckians are ekpectedto go back to their native heath is taking fihapeTbe first day Wednesday June 13III will be known as Reception anti WelSl como Da the second June 14 as leFostrDaniel Boone Day the fourth June lU ato Greater Kentucky Day and tIle Sunday June 17 as Until We of Meet AgaintTne livered by Henry Watierson and re- tsponded to by David K Francis tit Missouri Others on the are Win Lindsay John GCarlitlleII John M Harlan Thos T Crittendcu to Adlai E Stevenson etc There will be a civic and military parade on the first day and every county in the Stale will thinblish bead quartets In the new Armor which Ts the second largest building of the kind in the Unii dfistumz On Foster Day there will be several events in memory of the author 0ftf7 Old Kentucky Home including this unveiling of II statue of Koster which will later be cast in bronzelnnd placed in the new i Capitol at Frankfort Daniel Diy wiU be one of the features BoolleI week IUritigwhlch there will cornhuskinglllr medal to the persou presaht on Daniel Boone Day who can prove the closest relationship to the great pioneer On Greater Kentucky Day there will be barbecues camptfres etc and orators will be given the opportunity to rtlI how Kentuckians hays helped make other States greater by their having lived in them On Sunday former Kentuckians will fill all the pulpits iu Louisville Send names and addresses of any fi rmer Kentuckiana you may know to R 1 Hughps Secretary Com nierieliil Club LdUhvillv IL 12150 317S725 5815 COVINGTONb The mildweatheras every one knows has been dead against the sale of win ter merchandise consequently we find ourselves greatly overstocked on heavy Suits Overcoats Underwear Gloves Footwear 1 etc To carry this stok till next winter isI out of the question We cant afford it we MUST have the room and the cashno matter what the sacrifice therefore we have decided to begin on January 20th the greatest Slaughter Sale of high class seasonable merchandise ever held in Kentucky No man or boy can afford to miss this great saletheres something here he needs or will need before the winter is gone and these Slaughtr Prices make it great econo my to anticipate his wants for a whole year to come Be on time sale ends February 10th Bring the cashpositively nothing charged TRIBUTE the Memory of the Late Senator John D Harris eUrrred Belore the KeDtuckyth Lgt letote by the Hon Curilltis f BurnamStJ irua kg of Senator C F Burnam in the State Senate January 4 upon the mo litlloig qfetedby ienVor Hkkmiin timDi nirtnomfir of dtftiutil Seitatoit one luiiriijs R7rk anti fj bertdrMr President Fully appreciating e eloquent words pronounced by He other Senators in regard to the othrr th distinguished men whose names sic embraced in this resolution I propose be say something as to the loss BUS tained by the State and the community a imperially iu which he lived in the utathidied at his home Blythwood in Madi is county in Mar 1MK- Mdj Se Harris was born in the year l 1829 He WitS a descendant ofa long It of ancestors wile before the be ginning of the last century emigrated W MadiMon from Albemarle county m and were uselul and nitwit roo spec ed citizens He was prepared for college at thf Madison Seminary and was gradu tteditutioti was presided over by Alexan w r Campbell the illustrious founder lethetiatin On his return home from college he was at an early ago married to one of of e belles Of his neighborhood and lived will her to celebrate the 5011 th anniversary of their long and happy 1airierlthe busiuts of agriculture devotitg to seatcourage and was at Ids deatn possessed 4mrerich bluegrass land Sonic years ago he became a ClnS didate for the office of State Senator and although an unbending Democrat was elected withoutopposition in a- rongly Hepublican district this high compliment being paid to him by reatIon of the confidence ot hue fellow citilzens in his intelligence integrity andItness for this honorable office He- erved In for four years and by liiscood ense and patient labor and wise dis cretion so impressed himself upon the- gislation of the State that lila name waa most prominently urged for timei nomination by his party for the office Governor of Kentucky mid In the convention thereafter held he received he votes of a large number of the del egates to theQllvention The nomina ioii was given to Gen liuckuer of Hart county and Maj Harris dzchiun ug nil other political honors returned tIme quiet of hit beautiiul home but a discharging faith fully many duties where his personal influence was ol valuable aid in the improvement of the schools and roadj of tIme county and the activities of his chjrch Ia enjoying tlie highest esteem 01 his neighbors and fellowmen and closing his long and useiul life in the iGth year of Ills age Mrr President I know that these resolutiinis offered to the memory 01I hose who have passed away lIeemc perfunctory In this rapidly flowing age the death of no man however distinguished creates more thau a ripple on tIme surface And yet it is due to ourselves that the e memorials should he prepared and they are due to thehUivlving trieids of the departsI that they mav know that patriotism and devotibuto right are not forgotten These thoughts will soften the strro of hose who can only say with Tenny e son Ohfor the touch of vanished hand And the sound of as voice that is still1 I Years of study in endeavor to pleage our customer has made our drugstbre the most dependable place to nity yoHrpjypriptfqns com tided j 11sziw ffeoN J u 1 1 EcUps of the Mon There will hi a total eclipse of the moon Feb 8 9 visible generally on e evening of die 8h and the morn g of the 9th throughout the United- ates The total eclipse begins at 1238 and ends at 232pnA Beautiful StoryTu laAlthoughUrs new and successful play is tui of the most tense and powerful itanias ever presented on the American fore stage the more sombre scenes are re wed by a charming love story All haeteresting pair than Elsie arid Ben would liuw voimmmrlterrible tragedy that hangs OVT them acndfomlRst hopes arlels new beauty to their timare huppitiKss The Clansman cutruyems destined to as long a life on the eaOarti3has been booked to appear at the to Luxingion Op ra ll use Tuesday and itednesdayVedne8dayeuNew Hall Ddicated at Berea The new hall Just completed at Berea pe College was dedicated last week and feature oi the dedicatory exorcises co asJrJ A H Uogeo prayer Dr cl Rogers was the first principal of the col gii td was one of ten abolutionists who were run out of the State in 1859sO This new chapel is to take the place the one burned in lOOSand has been built almost entirelyJjy tie students of to raiswide and 150 fet long The tower issp feeL high and planned to contain a chime of hells Time main auditorium ats nearly 1000 persons while the galleries will accommodate more than 00 The chapter room seats 30 Three Bible class rooms seat 100 each 3 ix student janitors and bell ringers will live in the building 3 01rr05Proftbs rJ H Lippard of Cincin nail wa here last week investigating le grouiulR etc with the view of a bnmtiess collpgebere Prof ppnrth has started numerous college various parts of the countrywhich I ave proven very successful and the same have started many worthy young jmen and women on a substantial husi nesa career He was most favorably imprered with the outlook mid will he ere ngilI In a Tew days to further in vestigate time situation If he can secure ten pupils to start with he will begin Will k at once Suoti an inltituI tHIn should b gladly welcomed by our mtSple 1Ia known fact that any of oar young men and women 1 go each ynHf to oilier places to obtain business nduc ttion F om Prof Lip Ipalds prowpeotus the fullowlng ex tracts are takes II Iiie demand lor Business College men and women was never greater nd is growing Our National Gov ernment is constantly calling for thor oughly trained book keepers steno uraphrrs etc Also the thousands of business flu InS North South East and West and the vast number ot new firms organizing each year Many f Our firms are compelled to send to other State for trained oflice force at large salnries while many of our bright young people at home are holding in ferior posiiiiits on small pay who Ii possessed oT a business education could fll tliess hatter paying posijiOaB and would greatly enjoy the highe I nalaries Our Colleges give two thor lIh 8alill complete courses 1st Time Busi tieJssCpuree including Bookkeeping in all its to inn Typewriting Penmanship IturtincBjf Atithmetic Rapid Maths matical UaiculhtJon Businew Corres pMiidetice rtjwHing and associate i studies 23 The Stenography Coarse Includes Shorthand or Stenography TjfpewrUius VeiimansUfp Bitsiness One iwfldeu e fifiaUiaX Rfnt SawseiH v i l r d Iit Boys Suits Weve slaughtered prices with only one end in view to rush the suits out and bring the cash in Jl 350 400 450 Knee Pants styles i300 Suits for i95250 Suits for 165 Knee Pants 50c for 39c 75c for 55c LOO for 79c Boys Shoes Overstock of Boys Shoes and they must be sold in spite of the ad boysheavy Y Iir Boys Sweaters 50c for 39c 1 for 79c i 50 for J Slaughter prices on boys Shirts Gloves Hats Caps Underwearall for cash only Hanan Shoes All doublesole winter styles slaughtered5 for 3 955 50 for 25 6 for 4 50 Heavy reductions on all footwear except WalkOver Shoes 4 NeckwearChoice of all our finest 50 and 75c Ties for 25 cts Slaughter prices on Shirts Hats Caps Suspenders Gloves Mackin toshes Duck Coats biggest saving on record for cash buyers Four Simple Rules OUOW THEM AND tEnTH HAFPlNtSS Arm PROSPERITY WILL BE tOURS Hone would be healthv happy and- oeperOus follow these four simple les 1 Keep the bowels open every y 2 Chew your food slowly and- roiigli1v 3 Avoid indigestible odzi 4 If there are any symptoms stomach troubles take Miona be each moil nntil cured No matter how many years you may ve suffered with stomuch troubles or worried by cleeplessness tier usnes loss of appetite furred tongue before the eyes head hes backaches weakness and de litllty indigtstion or other ills that are caused by a weik stomach you can be red by the faithiul use Mi ona Take one of the little tablets before ch meal with the fixed determination grit the trost bentfit out of it Miona is not a fanciful experiment is not apatent medicine it is not re all It is a scientific remedy rec ommended but for one trouhleweak ness the digestive organs It is a rmmiaumeflt cur II BJ vheii Mi oiiaf- aw t days the digestive HjV tL 1greatly improved that all the food eaten is converted into nutrition to that nourishment and health are given the whole system and there in a pid increase in weight strength and Suits latest ages from 3 to J 6choice for big 4 specks of BANKS DEATH J Mrs Amanda Spuilin wife of Mr J S Spurlin died recently at her home near Waco Deceased was 52 years otage and is survived by her husband antI nine children The funeral services of Mrs Ella I Elmore who died at the home of her daughter Mrs Annie Mills at Burgin Ky Monday morning at 7 oclock and t whose body arrived here Tuesday af ternoon at 305 oclock on the Q and C train took place at the Lexington Cem t etery Chapel at 4 oclock Tuesday theI Rev O W Darnold oiliciatiiig Mrs Eluiore was born in Jessamine county November 19 1SIO She was married to James Eluiore of Wood ford county iu 1855 To them were born live chil dren Mrs Annie Mills Mrs James WI Elmore Mrs Sudie Chenault deceased and Mrs Jesse Cobbot Richmond KyI She is survived by one sister MrsI Charles Alexander of Versailles KyI She wits for 39 years a devoted member of the Cane Run Church Lexington Leader i Winchester Lout gglj isey reports about 200 cattle a Q 4c was offered and re b O jnpund steels tWJfnlesd 600 pound steers saw t lotti 6pound steers S29 50 per heud 1 lot 700 pound heifers 3 25 light haifeiu 2J m 3c 12 extra good cotton mules from 150 to S1CC A numbtr of rattle were left over Fm 1F Doris Footwear Dainty workmanship durability w Notwithstanding great advance in + leathert we are enable buying in large quanties to the above styles in ladies shoes 200 also the same style ina cheaper shoe and be convinced that this is the 501place to buy your footwear Rice Arnold Ik The One House iTi7l7J h fi d t7c- PL1Id Uncle Joes Improrlnf The condition of the Rev Joseph lopper the well known Presbyterian who was taken suddenly II Tuesday night in con inues to improve He was able to lit up but it may be some ime before lie will be able to resume lis place in the pulpit The Rev lopper was engaged in holding a pro racted meeting at the Woodlandave ue Presbyterian church when he was aken ill Uncle Joe Hopper is mown all over Kentucky where he has irenched for halt a century and liun Ireds of Kentuckiatis are anxious to tear of his recovery Symsonia Ky March 80 1903 Dr E W Hall St Louis Mo Dear 5irI would like to become your agent or the sale of your medicine in this leighborhood Your Texas Wonder lisa saved the life ot one man whom two doctors had given up to die and there is untie of your medicine sold learer than fifteen mites of this placeB- O I would he pleased to hear from you concerning the agency as soon as pos sible ED DKAFFEN Symsonia Ky A Texas Wonder One small bottle of the Texas Won ler Halls Great Discovery cures all kidney and bladder troubles removes gravel cures diabetes seminal emis iions weak and lame backs rheniua tism and al irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggist will be NBtutJ toifiail on receipt of fl 3titf Hi tK onth9f treat ment and ii t 4 a cure Dr Ernest ii nail sole maiju acturer P O box 629 St Louis Mo send for testimonials Sold by all druggists 3m aytf II 1 71 7J J That Shoes Excel Four reasons one may see In fit style and last In the by sell you for for Come Price E vangelist Louisville Saturday regulates Doris j 4 t f j i S J I I t t l j Some people have a notion that spring is the only time to buy a buggy That notion is costing them money We are making fall buying popular Let us tell you how Good picking in every de p rtment C P HigginsTelepho ne I he Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY JAN 24 1970 Next Monday will be McKinley day The predicted cold wave reached here Monday n llituA tobacco fair will be held In Mays ville February 22tid Twelve men are in jail at Pineville of Ky charged with murder If you have allY corn to sell either telephone or call and see Zanng jan242t Farms and City property for sale D W TUIBBLri R Real Estate Agtw Former Con resmall Thomas Ym lYEuuexpectlyto Cleric Rice of Speedwell 51 head ofuf BliDHs averaging 71 pounds at 5c Dan 11 tiieck will inure your city or county property against fire light Iii and cyclone lo jan 4t Farms and City property tot saleth 0 W TIIIJlULEthReal Estate AJtcll The best attraction of Ihe season at the Grand this week Tim Lyceum- SComedy Company fs pleating full houste of To make tbe bow warm and happy 01buyTelephone 110 v 3J tIItf Dont fttil to take in tile Musical Comedy Tamlng a Husband a the Grand Opera House Saturday matinee and night January 21i If you do you will miss the treat of sour lite Advices from various pants in one Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Indiana Illinois Michigan and Kansas show es that the temperature last Saturday washthe hl hest known in for more cethanRobinson Keith fell from a signal post at Junction City and broke his neck in onf place close to his shoulders yet as uivsteriouH as it may seem he still lives and indications point to hishe ryrecovery The summer heat of the last week has started the sap in tlie earlyleafing trees and plants and in some instances leaves art to he Been The impending cold wave it is feared will result dis astrouslv to crops and vegetation gen p erally A dispatch horn Danville says Fifteen thousand bushels of wheat stored in the Southern Star elevator has snoiled from overheating due to ver dampness at threshing time W G Prexvitt owner had sold the wheat to an Eastern starch factory Oi account of the misfortune and lila inability to acquire another supply of grain he hallw been compelled to close down the b Southern Star Millspis It has been officially announced that the Louisville Nashville ItKnt1 roal will extend its system fromPcotts yUle to Stanford Tim now road will pass through Liberty Hustonville then to Stanford This additional road willl give a straight line from to a Cincinnati Through traits will then bv tIBowlinJotThe lat FeWal census showsthat there are 600000 former Kentuckians living in other States The Louisville Commercial Club wants to get the names and addrpsce of as many of these former Kentuckians as possible aiil anyone having friends r relatives who have moved from the State will cotitT a favor upon the Club by send ing the names to R E Hughes Secretary Louisville No douht all our ghfs will be over to till Grand Opera House Satur day matinee or night to witness the highly entertaining musical comedY Taming a Husband as the lesson may prove uselu8nme fine day What Tn fn one the boys will be there also to see whats in store for them in case they evrp need taming how about it boy At any rate theyll i Jny two hours of merriment and hear all the latest song bite a laugh from cut tain to curtain Wyatt HallHot bixty vefr formerly of this rountv died of pnm in mm at hs home hear Headquarters Ky Friday evening at 6 oclock Mr Hull in survived by his wife three sons and two daughters K Hull Joseph Hall ajid J Hall and VIM Evrline Hall all of Nicholas ronntv i nd Mrs W H Hall of Parkersbmg W Va The interment took place Saturday at ternnon ar the Mill rnhmr cemetery at 230 oclock Bourbon News Mr Hall was an uncle of Mrs Henry Reid of this cit- yFORRENTlP Tw nice office rooms Main street tf DougLas Culton 232 J 4jtto in a restaurant G DEUIUTIlc tt Barn Blown Down During the heavy wind storm of last week the hun of Hiram Marcum at Rllthton this county was blown down one calf killed tattle Wanted We have on hand about 200 shocks fodder and want 50 or 100 cattle to feed Potts Duerson J17jan tf W bites Station Ky Strayed or tolencFrom Kinj toll Madison county Ky January 17 mUG one bay horse about years old 15 hands hugh with a few hairs n the If ft side of neck near Also one sorrel mare 12 or 15 oM thought to be with foal holds hexd one tided A liberal rewaid lt aivei fr information leading to therll1nery f said horses or return then to C C Lamb 24jau2t Kingston Ky Wants License The following letter sent to Captain Short of this city in selfexplanatory J writer making his object clear al J h hid spelling etc are not first 1 January the 15 1906 Mr Debity for Corlecttor i want ons to sell liccor on bunk creek near c Andy Hoovers rit and tell me whist they const and i will send you the Jmoney from John Will Hoore to the for Corlecttor back your letter Wagersville Ky- Vidlin J Escaped Lnst Saturday night five deputies went to Bearwallow to arrest Turner who was wanted on a charge ofJ shooting one Hensley last election day They reached Turners abode about J oclock in the night and gained an entrance However Turner made his j in hits nightclothes and althoneh was fired at night times by the offi he has so far not been captured al J it was learned that he was J wounded To Meet at Frankfort The State Farmers Institute will he in Frankfort some time in Februa and it promises to be an event of unusual interest to Kentucky Agricul turists Specialists on wheat raisig Crn ruture tobacco growing and every department of uptodate farming are scheduled for addresses so that the institute as Arranged at Frankfort is ex ected to he the largest and best at tended of any that has ever been held Mr Logans rtmeral The remaiys of Mr W A Logan whoe untimely death occurred in Den reached here last Wednesday and funeral services were conducted Thurs ay at the Christian Church by Rpva Hugh MoLellan A long procession followed the remains to the grave the last sad rites were enacted y the Oddfellows of which he wns a rmiuent member Much sympathy extended to his bereaved family in afllctlon Health Board Organl1c4s Drs Clarence H Vunght of this city Vardy Taylor of Waco and H M Box ey of Kiik ville have been commis toned members of the Health Board Dr J N McCormick secretary of State Board of Health These ap ointinents come as complete surprises to the above gentlemen as none were applicants and the honors came nn solicited and are a high compliment to these physicians They met last Satur day and organized the Board appoint ng Dr Munson Dn n as secretary also County Health Officer Judge Turpin and Squire J D Dykes will represent the Fiscal Court on the new Board From fnlpit to stageIIn the rast of characters playing the Holy Citywhich will be seen hereI February 7th appears the name of John Riclrnond WrigM who until re centlywas pasor of the Baptist Church at Columbus Kansas Prior to becoming a minister Mr Wright was a printer working on the Atlanta Ga Sonny South He later served the Fpsdon as a member of the Arkansas Legislature and is a prominent Elk Mr Wright has had much success on the stage and exhibits great talent He declares he can serve his Master as well ant conscientiously by helping to pro duce this Biblical play as hq could by preaching from his pulpit Little Love Stories- Mr Walter Eat and Mist L na Witt both of the POOR y locnliM were married hero last Thursday bj cqmre Dykes Mr John Brown Jr and Miss Mary Rainey both of Winchester were united in nlarrlage last Thurs day in the parlors of the Glyndon Hotel the ceremony being performed couplttlbeen ago but after two years of weddid yfn were divorcedS p I Does your baking powder contain alum Look upon the label Use onlya powder whose label shows it to be made with cream of tartar NOTE Safety lies in buying only the Royal Baking Powder which is the best cream of tartar i baking powder that can behad v t C 1 t oot = u ti t fJV w AWnr Suits and Overcoats 525 00 N 22 50 20 00 18 00 w oIIIr 00 15 00 12 50 10 00 900 800 handtailored extra suit Fine allwool fabrics tailored in the latest styleexcellent values at J8 Slaughtered 1250 Think cf the saving CASH ONLY I iI7 believe that no store in the has these values Circumstances compelus make sacrifice good judgment prompts you to take ad vantage of it 17 15 Suits for only 975 No creditSerious to us but its better than carry then season Choice of all our 1250 for 875 Cash to one andall each season with a new therefore we are forced to sell our 10 Overcoats for 725 we dont charge them our priced suits are noted for correctness Fit good wearing All 8 and 9 Suits go for 575 A Treat at wod Opera House The fallowing is an extract from thej Meridiap Vliss Star The theatre goes f Meridian were accoided a treat and last in liLa way of Huff F Taming Hutbam one of the had musical comedies ever prfiented here his The cast and of pretty girls him were exceptionally strong II 6tI r8th Rulf Maye are to he higuly compli f merited on their comedy as far His the average It is screamingly yet fIe from allsugestiveneees or anything that would offend the moat audience of ladies and chilve dren Miss Drothy Rayno the star Mr deserves special mention her charming personality clever mid sweet voice won the hearts o the en tire audience and received the lions at of applause The house was city parked to its capacitydSaturday The Local Stife theThe attraction at the Grand this weeK is the Lyceum Comedy Company repertoire This company comes lucre highly recommended arid the crowd that greeted them Monday night theand witnessed The of the thewere in no wise disappointed This is decidely the best stock company that vUIted Ricliinond in many a day The actors are all firstclass artists and the specialties are above the Last n ght they iresentu ed the beautiful the Heart of the Blue Ridge This afternoon they will give a bargain matinee the bill for the same theh Mansion of Aching large audience testify their appreciation heot this splendid show and they are in Hiire to be greeted by capacity during their stay inour nitv We congratulate the management upon having ecured such a splendid attraction an Medical Meeting At the invitation of Dr Kiunaird of Lancaster Drs aught and Dunn ot this city attended a meeting of the Ventral Kentucky Medical Society at which Dr Vaught read an interesting paper In view or the fact that prior to this meeting Madison not in cInched in this society this specal invitation to two of our best known physicians has heats alt the more ap pcMinted A high honor was bestowed IIr Vauttlu when he was elected IV bident for the eiiening year and tits eitiuity was admitted injo the society which is composed of seven counties namely Jesamine Garrard Lincoln Royle Clark Madison and This society is the oldest in the State having been onjanizpdovpr40 years 0 hv Ore Louis McMurtry of Louisville Ktelle Bailey of Stanford John D Jackson of Danville and the late Arthur W Johnson ot Cincinnati These meetings are hed quarterly the next one to he held in Stanford the third Thursday in A social feature at the Laneaster meeting was the elaborate banquet which was thor oughly enjoY all present Citizens Mass Meeting RICHMOND KY Jan 17 1006 There will be a Mass Meeting of the citizens of Richmond and Madison county including the members of the Commercial Club at the Court House oil Thursday evening next JanuaryUo lor the express purpose of arousing publiu Interest in the scheme to secure the location here of the branch of the state Normal School to be established by the present Legislature Richmond has more to offer than any of her rivals but It is absolutely necessary that our advantages be properly belore the Legislature It may be necessary to invite the members of that body and the State officials to visit the city and Inspect what we have to offeiT Tuet heartiest cooperation of all desired Come to the Mass Meeting ndbrinp your wife and yournelghbor and isis wife Ringing speeches by 1 citizens of all classes Now is the urns to act B L BANKS President IL R PHRNAM 1st VP H B HANOEH 2d V P 1 g ICKE 81V II c jWge I i h i Gqthrough our big stock of fine Suits Overcoats and Raincoats none of which sold for less than 20 andmost of them at 2250 and 25 take your choice without limit at 15 You can affordan or coat at this price you to We candidly State ever equaled to this and and and Overcoats loss to to next values We start stock Suits and But Even low of and Quality and Overcoats Cash The night Mayes funirst chorus being funny refined acting Slaves Orient tim average Southern being Hearts houses was Mercer April by placed cant Grip Stolen R L t entry of this city who travels through Ohio Vst Virginia To Kentucky III the interest of the H Lawson Company of Cincinnati the misfirtnne r cently to have suit ease and contents tloKn from Mr Gentry Allies that detec s are at work on thn case hut soar he has heard nothing of nis property lots is considerable as the case contained quite a lot of wrai ing apparel toilet articles and other things including hit flute which he prized highly the Smith Oldam and Miss Alice lobb Manlea in LezingioneSmith Oldham formerly bookkeeper to the National Exchange Bank this hut now arefeilent of Wliite Hailt county and Miss Alice Cobbd of Zana Cobb a prominent farmer of the same locality were son quietly married Saturday afternoon at Baptist parsonage in this city Rev Preston Blake the pastor of the Firs Baptist Church performing the cere monyThere was no objection on the part of to brides parent8 to the wedding and couple chooe Lexington merely iL order to have a quiet wedding driving here from WhiteHall in a buggy Ernbry Oldham md Mis Marie Od ham cousins cf the groom accom panied them to the parsonage and wit of nessed the marriage Afterwards the patty went to the Phoenix Hotel where they had luncheon The groom is the son of Sanford Old am a wealthy farmer of White Hall and is well known in Lexington where attended school and later embarked busints At present he is associated with his father in farming The bride who is a couin of J levis Cobl County Attorney of Madison is attractive girl and the possessor of- hI those charms that go to make up attractive womautieodLextuigtoui Leader Kentuckians llonurtominsr Week The programme for H line Coming Week in Loufyjlle June Id to 17 when one hundred thousand former Kentuckians are expected to go back to their native heath is rapidly taking- S The first day Wednesday Juno 13 will be known as Reception anti Welcome Day the second June 14 as Fostr Day the third June 15 as Daniel Boons Day the fourth June 10 as Greater Kentucky Dav and the firth Sunday June 17 as Until We Meet Again Tne address of welcome is to be delivered by Henry Watterson and re sponded to by Ddvid K Francis at Missouri Otliera on the programme are Wm Lindsay John G Carliitle John M Harlan Thod T Crittenden Adlai E Stevenson etc There will be a civic andmilitary parade on the first day and every county in the Stale will establish head 1of quarter in the new Armor which Is ilie second largest building of the kind in the UiiitedStat On Foster Dy there will be suverateveuita in memory of the author ofSly Old Kentucky Home including the unveiling of statue of Foster which will later be cast in brdnzajand placed in the n Capitol at Frankfort Daniel Day will be one or the features BoOlleI week Curing which there Wilt cornhnskingland medal to the persoa presant on Daniel Boone Day who can prove the closest relationship to the great pioneer On Greater Kentucky Day there will barbecues camptfres etc and orators will be given the opportunity to tVll how Kentuckians have helped other States greater by their having lived in thenii On Sunday former Kentuckians will fill all dIe pulpits In Louisville Send names mid addresses of any f rmer Kentuckians you may know toU K Hughes Secretary Coin niecolnl Club Lo wvill t 0 sia1o 14 815 725 5815 COVINGTON The mildweatheras every one knows has been dead against the sale of winter merchandise consequently we find ourselves greatly overstocked on heavy Suits Overcoats Underwear Gloves Footwear etc To carry this stok till next winter is out of the question We cantt afford it we MUST have the room and the cashno matter what the sacrifice therefore we have decided to begin on January 20th I the greatest Slaughter Sale of high class seasonable merchandise ever held in Kentucky No man or boy can afford to miss this great sale theres something here he needs or will need before the winter is gone and these Slaughtr Prices make it great econo my to anticipate his wants for a whole year to come Be on time sale ends February 10th Bring the cashpositively nothing charged TRIBUTE the Memory of the Late Senator John D moon Harris Uelhoed Belore the Kentuckythe L ji h late by the Hon Curin g tis 1 BurnamSta1238 Renut Ix of Senator C F Burnam in the State Senate January 4 upon the rriso luliois ojfetcdliy ienior Iftckmun Corn ix memoratfte of deceased Senatoit TrijJteUo ne harris Kirk uutjGilberldMr President Fully appreciating eloquent words pronounced by hi other Senators in regard to the othrr th distinguished men whose names sue te- mbraced in the resolution I propose b say something as to the loss sus tained by the State and thin community a especially in which he lived In the lo death of Hon John U Harris who died at his home Ely th wood in Madi is county in May 1P05 Maj Harris was born in the year 1829 He wise a descendant of a long I line of ancestors who before the beginning of the lust century emigrated Madison from Albemarle county m Va and were uselul and uiBch reo spec ed citizens He was prepared for college at the old Madison Seminary arid was gradti tiatedstitution was presided over by Alexan was der Campbell the illustrious founder R time rejigious sect known as Chris le tiaiiii Who On his return home from college he was at an early ago married to cue orof the belles of tile neighborhood and lived with tier to celebrate the 50h the anniversary of their long and happy w married life He entered at once into Iii the Imsintss of agriculture devotiug tocll that pursuit all his energy spirit and and was at Lila death possessed 4ofrich blnegrass laud Souse years ago he became a can Six didate for the office of State Senator and although an unbending Democrat he was elected without opposition in a strongly Republican district this high compliment being paid to him bytest son of the confidence ol his feiiow cltih zeus in his intelligence integrity and fitness for this honorable oflice He I n served for four years and by his good sense and palient labor aud wise dies cretion so Impressed himself upon theu legislation of the State that isle name was most prominently urged for theinomination by his party for the oflice h of Governor of Kentucky stud in the convention thereafter held he received the votes of a large number of the del egates to thejumveution The nomina t tion given to lien Huckster of Hart county and Maj Harris declin lug all other political honors returned to ills quiet of Ina beautiful home but a discharging faithfully many duties where his personal influence was of valuable aid ill thin improvement the schools androad of tile county and the activities of hls chJreh and enjoying the highest esteem ot lila neighbors and fullowmen and closing his long and useful life in the 76th year of life age tlMr President I know that these resolutions offered to this memory oh IVthostlwho have PUlsed away seem perfunctory In this rapidly flowing- age the death ofun man however distinguished creates more than a ripple on the surface And yet It is due to ourselves that these memorial should he prepared and they are due to the uivtving trieids of the departed that they lusty know that patriotism and devotion to right Are not forgotten JeThese tlioughts with soften the sorrows of hose who can only say with Tennyson ktOb for the touch of vanished And the siouudof a voice that is stiU1 Years of study In endeavor to pleage our customers has made ou drugstorerhi mst dependable place ta iiayeypfirpfeScriptloiiB compounded lc ri1JotIRY 5 ThoMas e v t L Soups of the Mien There will b a total eclipse of the Keb 8 9 visible generally on FOLLOW evening of the 8h and the morn of the 9th thronghcut the United The total eclipse begins atIIand ends at 232prA Beautiful Love StorylIlt dyAy Urs new and successful play is foods of the most tense and ever presented on the pnertull ot fore stage the more sombre eved by a charming lowe story All haisresthuug pair titan Elsie and Ben would how Voeterrible tragedy that hangs over them acndbhudestultimate happiness The Clansman cutrulyseems destined to as long n life on the hoards as any play of modern tump each totLxln ron Op ra Hjuse Tuesday and Wednesday January 23 24 special it cuatineeNew Hill Ddicated at Berea new The isew hall just completed at Berea p College was dedicated last week and MI ns feature ol the dedicatory exercises cos Dr JA K Uo era prayer Dr da gers was tlie first principal of the col guisdwas one of ten abolutionists faw were run out of theiitate in 1859so This Hew chapel is to take the place the one burned in 1902and has been that built almost enureljcJ the students of to ineticiiiiiiu The building is 85 feet spidefeet high and plannedto contain a of hells The main auditorium seats nearly 1000 persons while the galleries will accommodate more than TILe chapter room seats 3uO r Three Bible class rooms seat 100each 1 student janitors and bell ringers will live in the huildfng j Prospect of Success College Here Protbsr J H Lippard of Ciucin nati was here last weak investigating he grounds etc with the view of ocating a buxiness college here Prof Iilppard liau started numerous college various pars of the country which have proven very successful and the ame have started many worthy young and women on a substantial bust ness career He was most favorably impreKsed with the outlook mid will beer HUMII in a Tew days to further in vestigate the situation If he can secure ten pupils to start with he will begin Well k at onte Such an institn iou Should beglailly welcomed by our pefiple I i a known fact that any iinmherof our young men and women gs such year to rher places to obtain business nilucotion FOm Prof Lip pards prospectus the following ex tracts are takes rise demand for Business College men ansi womep was never greater s and is growing Our National Gov ernmentis constantly calling for thor ouehlv trained bookkeepers stano urapiers etc Also the thousands of Mialness fit tnaf North South East and West and the vast number ot new firms organizing each year Many of Our firms sue compelled to send to oilier State rqrtrainecl oflice force at largH salaritB while many of our bright young people at home are holding in tenor posiiioiB on small pay who il possessed or a business education could fill thuse butter paying poeljidnB and would greatly enjoy the hlgliei salaries Our Colleges give two thorough and complete courses let Tim Busi ness Course Including Bookkeeping in all its fo ins lyif writing Penmanship dUn ncB Atiihmetic Raoid Mathe matpai5CatcutHtIon Bueinees Cotta pniuience Spilling aud associate studies 2J The Stenography Course Incladeff Shorthand or Stenography Typewritiua nenmanshfp Business CopeefWFtripnee Spelllnx sad ta w l tatJi i u by Boys Suits Weve slaughtered prices with only one end in view to rush the suits out and bring the cash in 350 4 00 450 Knee Pants Suits latest styles ages from 3 to 16 choice for i300 Suits for L95 250 Suits for 165 Knee Pants 50c for 39c 75c for 55c LOO for 79c Boys Shoes Overstock of Boys Shoes and they must be sold in spite of the big ad faheavyBoys Sweaters 50c for 39c 1 for 79c L50 for 1 Slaughter prices on boys Shirts Gloves Hats Caps Underwearallf- or ft cash only Hanan Shoes fTAIl6 for 4 50 Heavy reductions on all footwear except WalkOver Shoes ANeckwearChoice of all our finest 50 and 75c Ties for 25 cts Slaughter prices on Shirts Hats Caps Suspenders Gloves Mackin ttoshes Duck oatsbiggest saving on record for cash buyers Four Simple Rules THEM AND HEALTH HAPPINESS AflD PROSPERITY WILL BE 10URS one would be healthv happy and- osperous follow these four simple 1 Keep the bowels open every 2 Chew your food slowly iind- urougbtv 3 Avoid indigestible 4 If there are any symptoms stomachs troubles take Miona be each meal until cured No matter bow many years you may ve suffered with stomach troubles or worried bv sleeplessness ner usiiesQ loss of appetite furred tongue specks before the eyes head hes backaches weakness and de lity indigestion or other ills that are caused by a weak stomach you can be rel by the faithful ute of Mi ona Take one of the little tablets before meal with the fixed determination g t the most benefit out of it Miona is not a fanciful experiment is not ajatent medicine it is not re all It is a scientific remedy rec ommended but for one trouhleweak I the digestive organs It is a rhuustuiehit cure JJ When Mi ouft i =days the digestive HJK tgreatly improved that all the food eaten is converted into nutrition to nourishment and health are given the whole system and there is a rapid increase in weight strength and BANKS DEATH Mrs Amanda Spurlin wife of Mr J S Spurlin oied recently at her home near Waco Deceased was 52 years of age and is survived by her husband and nine children The futeral seTvlces of Mrs Ella Elmore who died at the home of her daughter Mrs Annie Mills at Burgin Ky Monday morning at 7 oclock and whose body arrived here Tuesday afternoon at 305 oclock on the Q and C train took place at the Lexington Cem etery Chapel at 4 oclock Tuesday the- Re O W Darnold officiating Mrs Eluiore was born in Jessamine county November 19 1840 She was married to James Eluiore of Woodford county in 1855 To them were born live chil dren Mrs Annie Mills Mrs James W Elmore Mrs Sudie Cbenault deceased and Mrs Jesse Cobbot Richmond Ky She is survived by one sister Mrs ijharles Alexander of Versailles Ky She was for 39 years a devoted member of the Cane Run Church Lexington Leader r Winchester Court nsey reports about 200 cattle 71 4c was offered and re N vr ound steeis oVPII lQ 9 read 600 pound steers Sdw t iuttt 8tRJ pound steers S29 50 per head 1 lot 700 pound heifers 3 25 light heifers 21 3c 12 extra good cotton mules from 150 to lOC A numbtr of cattle were left over Doris Footwear 41Indurability + Notwithstanding the great advance in + leather we are enable by buying in large quanties to sell you the above styles in ladies shoes for 200 also the same style in a cheaper shoe for J 50I Come and be convinced that this is the W place to buy your footwear 3 Rice ArnoldIL I i The One Price House I5V c 1Jpu Iii J fl7IZ- 2L1Id Uncle Joe Is Improving The condition of the Rev Joseph Hopper the well known Presbyterian evangelist who was taken suddenly ill Tuesday night in Louisville con tinues to improve He was able to sit up Saturday but it may be sometime before tie will be able to resume his place in the pulpit The Rev Hopper was engaged in holding a pro tracted meeting at the Woodlandave nue Presbyterian church when he was taken ilk Uncle Joe Hopper is known all over Kentucky where he has preached for halt a century and hun dreds of Kentuckians are anxious to hear of his recovery Symsonia Ky March 30 1903 Dr E W Hall St Louis Mo JJll- rSirI would like to become your agent for the sale uf your medicine in thus neighborhood Your Texas Wonder has saved the life ot one man whom two doctors had given up to die and there is none ol your medicine sold naarerthan fifteen miles of this place so I would be pleased to hear from you concerning the agency as soon as possible ED Ky A Texas Wonder One small bottle of the Texas Won der Halls Great Discovery cures all kidney and bladder troubles removes gravel cures diabetes seminal emis sions weak and lame backs rheuma tism and all irregularities of the kid neys and bladder in both men and women regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggist will be soiutjpijiail on receipt of L One bf Jwt r onths treatment and n oo a Inure Dr Ernest i Hall sole imuJ factnrer P O box 629 St Louis Mo Send for testimonials Sold bv alt drugcista 3m aytf 71 71 I IV In iJNIi I 9 tjr it 1I a 4 1m It I f t I I r e iJt F I J Ji t i iJIll LAGKEY HAMIL TON r r1 Wish You ill I A HAPPY NEW YEAR T1jI reIe T ItlDIereJeIeI Louisville Atlantic Kilroil1 DAILY EX SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVE BICHMOND For ambyvillenrt ClncinnnU FnrTrvlneand 630 am For Irvine and Beattyvllle 1125 am TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND From Louisville Lexington and lltiSam- Otnelnnutt SCJSi m From n ttyvli and Irvine 30 p m From lleatlyvllle and Irvine 710pm H R HMITH O F P Versailles Ev LA Wwlnnn RA OfficeOlyndon Hotel llrhmnnd K ill NI Time Tails Ar No 3 Cincinnati and Knox LTI 11s41 pra ville BXt8S south bound No2 Knoxville Clnnati lUBpm Express north bound 200 pm No 4 Knoxville Clnnati 411 a in Express north bound 410 am No Knoxville Cinnati 1144 p m Express south bound 1159 pm No 10 Stanford and Mays 6M a m vile Accm northbound G10 a m No Stanford and Mays 7rt pm vile Accm south bound 720 pm No 26 Richmond to MI Vernon Accm south bound 91It am No 29 Cynthlana and 94 am Stanford exp south 12iOpm 3V ji m No 30 north bound 0pm To Hunters If you would know of county which abounds in turkey duck qunil Fquir rels and other small game with many a good chance at deer get a copy of the new booklet Feathers and FiiiB on tin Frisno It tells about liuniiiK AM ft ling in the Ozarks Mid in the St Francis Valley Sent free on request by A HJLTON General Pussen pur Agent FrUco System St Louis 1ft KILL THE COUCHA- ND CURE THE LUNGS KingsNew FOR cONSUMPTION Price 50c 100 Free Trial Surest and Quickest Cure for all THROAT and LUNG TROUB LES or MONEY BACK tin bv B O Ntnoktnn Newby Carriage Works A D Estes Prop All Kinds Vehicles Horseshoeing and Repairing a specialty Satisfaction guar anteed Call and get prices before purchasing anything in this linens We will save you money New Carriage Works Newby Ky Stove wood and kit dling for sale cheap at Hume Cooperage Co nnvlc2rr Did You Ruin your ChriStmas cake or turley because of that old worn out STOVEif so come to us for a new one We carry the best thats rande In our store can be found everything carried in a irstclass Hardwarestore Our line of fine Cutlery is complete The farming season is not fat off and our store is headquarters for implements of all kinds Our motto is to please our customers Come in and see us CIE Douglns Co Main Street Richmond Ky I r ifbut ono of Let Us Sho3fog never deser- tedJ Governor Wi1J1 onlTJiiiab1e to uont ask you to buy We merely ask you to let us show you our new Wall Papers Even if you you have no intention of buying we want to show you Even if you to buy elsewhere we want to show you We believe that we offer better valuesvalues which you will dmit are betterthan you can get any where else We desire to have you lookat Papers and sep for yourself if our con is not well formed We believe Ithe it is Let us show you ii Perryand Thomas ITlephone 75 I U J We are Bound 4tokeep Your Trade The advance business for fall has begun j The opportunity for special bargains and pinice selections from new stock is now yours I Furniture t Carpets and IMattings H and if the goods suit we malfithe price r suit c W S OLDHAM R ICHMOJVD KY fri i A Bargain If you wish to buy a bargain all you have to do is get a bottle of Dr CaldweHs laxative Syrup Pepsin and use it at the least sign of head ache dizziness constipation bilious ness indigestion etc This small in vestment will be the best bargain you youhealth j Sold by Perry Thomas at 50u and 100 Money back if it fails It is a very poor sermon that must be shouted at the congregation in order to make an impression How to Avoid Pneumonia We have never heard of a single in stance of a cold resulting in Pneu monia or other lung troublb when Foleys Honey and Tar has been taken It not only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs Ask for Foleys Honey and Tar and refuse any substitute offered DrC J Bishop of Agnew Mich writes I have used Folevs Honey and Tar in three verysevere cases of pneumonia with good results in every case Religion is iree but you cant use it without expense You would hardly run a tree automobile without paying for the gasoline and axle grease Coming Events You can tell you are in for a dan gerous sickness as soon as you begin constipationbiliousness SyrupPepsinfor all disorders of your digestive or gans never falls to give relief from all the irritant poisons kept in by kidneysSold1100 Money pack if it tails If you borrow all the money friend ship has to lend she will soon die of poverty Four Hundred Babies St Vincents Infant Asylum Chica go shelters homeless waifs awaiting adoption and there are nearly 400 babies there Sister Julia writes I cannot say too much in praise of Eoleys Honey and Tar for coughs colds croup and whooping cough Contains no opiates and is safe and sure Ask for Foleys Honey and Tar and insist upon having it as it is a safe remedy and certain in resuls Refuse substitutes Sold by KCStockton Perhaps the reason a man IP allowed only one bureau drawer is that it limits him to only oue place where he is not able to find things The Original orIginatedIloney remedy and on account of the great merit and popularity Foleys Honey and Tar many imitations are offered oleysHoneystitute offered as no other preparation wiU give the same saisf notion It is mildly laxative It contains no opi ates and is safest for children and delicate persons Sold by R C Stock ton An egotist is a man who points with pride toi 1rds and Nettle w sWLn Gone ville and Lula Wheeler of KlrKr mother Good Troys Kidney o tit signs of Kidney i loping it would wear away and he was soon a victim of BrightV delaybutonce the symptoms will disappear- the kidneys are strengthened and you are soon sound and well A II Bass of Morgantown Ind had to get up ten or twelve times in the night and hid a severe backache and pains in the kidneys and was cured by Foleys Kidney Cure Sold by R C Stockton There is often a superior air about an iiiforior person A Grim Tragedyi- s daily enacted in thousands of homes as Death claims in eachone another victim of Consumption or Pneumonia But when Coughs and Colds are properly treatcd tho trag edy is averted F G Huntley of Oaklandon Ind writes My wire had the coqsumption and three doc tors gave ter up Finally she took Dr Kings New Discovery fur Con sumption Coughs and Colds which cured her and today she is well and strong It kills the germs of all dis eases One dose relieves Guaranteed- at Oc and 100 by R C Stockton druggist Trial bottk free Some men find it easier to stand ad versity than prosperity Sickening Shivering Fits of Ague and Malaria can be relieved and curd with Electric Bitters This Is a pure tonic medicine of especial benefit in malaria for it exerts a tiue curative influence ontbe disease driving jt entirely out of the system It Is much to be preferred to Quinine having none or thlsdrugs had after effects E S Munday ol Henrietta Tex writes My brother was very low with malarial fever and jaundice till he took Electric Bitters which saved his life At R C Stdcktons drug store price 50c guaranteed A man who uses big words seldom says anything worth whleISpoiled Her Beauty Harriet Howard pf New York at one time had her beauty spoiled with skin trouble She writes I had Salt Rheum or Eczema for years bu nothingwculd cure ittlntU I used Bucklens Arnica Salve A and sure peeler for cutsboasa tid sores 25p at R C Stocktons drug store Its easier to teach a baby to talk than It is to teach a woman not to Theater are less attractive to a man and a woman afterthey Kjgt nnirrled A man Isnt necaasarlly deafiecanse he ia unable t bertL yoke ol coil iwkacej During the early part of the New Year we hope to have completed to new addition to our building noW under constrncth1 making lWJ our storeroom one of the largest and most spacious in the liVe annoince this great pleasure because we feel sure our and patrons wIll be glad of the information that we are to havea house second to none in RIchmond Our plans always have been be in the future to serve our customers in a way so as to merit their confidence and you will find our prices always lower that the sameigoods can be had elsewhereaiFurthermore we will beenabled to carry much larger asortmcntS whICh will be selected wIth greatest care and with the interest of our always at heart We thank you for the confidence bestowed on us in the pst veiy respectfully and cordIally askth tgurmAthe Incoming year you will call see ow stYles and get our pi ices because we WIll Aoodsa a make prIces that we hope increase our business transactions with each Qther Wishing you unbounded rosperIty haveIifre4V I Very respectfully ywrs LACKEY HAMILTON ICorner First and Main Streets RICHMOND KENTUCKY ro II X I eT Itir tI II IIIeXl rfi Greatly in Demand Nothing Is more in demand than a medicine which meets modern requirements for a btoddand system cleanser such as Dr Kings Now Life Pills They are just what you need to cura stomach and liver trOubles Try them At R C Stocktons drug store 25c guaranteed One can be buried in oblivion without the aid fan undertaker Stomach Cure for Colds It may seem queer to you that most colds begin in your stomach but its true Many a weak stomach chronic indigestion obtinnto consti pation etc weaken you al over and make you an eaiy pray to allY disease that may be stalking around To cure a cold take a good dose of Dr Cald wells laxative Syrup Pepsin a hot bath and a good nights nst To prevent cQlds keep your digestion in good order with Dr Caldwellfl laxative Syi up Pepsin Quick relief for constipation biiiousnens etc Try it Sold by Perry homas at 50o and 100 Money bark if it fails The boy with a faultless father is en j trUed to a lot of sympathy Good News MANY R1HHOND X Y12SS RAVE HERD IT AND PROHIED THEREBY Good news travels fast and the thousands of bad back sufferers in Richmondare glad to learn that prompt relief is Within their reach Many a lame weak and aching back is ball no more thanks to Doans Kid ney Pills People are telling the good news of their exper ence with the Old Quaker Remedy Here is an example readingMrs Smith of Main Street Nicholasville Ky says suffered for some time with Tiy kidneys and was always on the outlook for something to helper tide me over an at tack While reading notice In ou papers about Doans Kidney Pills It occurred to me hey might give a lit stoppedtheback and relieved the urinary weak ness which had at times greatly an noyed me I thoroughly believe that any preparation whicn acts up to the representations made for it like Doans Kidney Pills can not be too well known I earnestly adviso all those auffering with kidney complaint to give Doans Kidney Pills a good fair trial Plenty more ponf like this from Richmond people Call at B L MM dletons drug store and ask what his reportFor dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo N Y sole agents for the United StatesRemember the name Doans and take no other- Many a man who attempts to stand on his dignity pets a hard fall THE MOST REFRESHING DRINK IN TilE WORLD ggAt all Saloons Groceries Cafes and Stands Cc a Bottle Imp dial IUnle of Time on Southern Railway On Friday December lktt the fol lowing changes in tlmoAof Southern Railway trains will bpcouje effective No1 now leaving Louisville at 740 a m will depart at 800 a in No 9 now leaving Louisville at 350 p m will depart at 330 p m No 23 now leSvinir Louisville at 725 p m will depart at 715 p m No 21 now leavinir lexiiijton at 510 a m viirdepart at 545 a tu No 2 now leaving Lexington at 530 p m will depart at 500 p m Corresponding changes will he made at local stations and passengers in tending to use these trains should son suit ticket agents fr complete jfor niaUon 0 H HUNOEKFORD DPA Coca In Mule Market The mule market in Central Ken tucky is the best ever known there and prices tire unprecedented The demand is daily growing and the orders are being received from all over the country Two und threeyearold mare mules bring the hip fivures fang ing1 from 185 to 210 each sixteen hand mules at 175 to 190 fifteen and onehalMmnd mules 140 o 150 Small mules for mine work hung 140 up while extra pairs have brought as high as I6- 5INDIGESTIONS RECORD The test ican prescribe for your tie digestion madam Is Greens Angmt Flower I know 0 several other physicians who proscribe it regularly Indigestion Is making an awful record as a cause of sudden deaths It is beat lug heartfailure in its harvest you read in thep3persdsily of healthy and even robust men being luddenl attacked with acute indigestion aft renJoyingaheattymealand of their JnnuYC35e8beforea physician could be called In CThis s1ouldbe a warning to you who suffer with regutarorperiOdi1 attacks of If these unfortunate vic tuna of aute indiesti6n hal taken a small dose of Greens August Flower before or after their meals they would not have fallen a prey to such sudde seizures fAugust Flower prevents inestion by regulatesthethe entire system ia a natural waveTTwo MM asc and 7Al1 druks i8t t sDrg sore 1 1 j Fr nBJOr icitt R i1y The Midland Route LOCAL TIME TABLE KY CENTRAL Ife K POINTS 2 00 p 6 20 a L Frankfort A It 25 a 7 20 p 2 47 p 7 42 a A Georgetown A 9 40 a 6 25 p Hp611pl142aA8 15 p 9 a A Maysvllle L 5 45 a 15 p 502p720p1254pA0 00 p 10 30 a A Cincinnati L 2 M P GEO B HARPER C W HAYS AIGUINEA FOWL IN DEMAND Agricultural Department Says There Is a Good Market for the Birds In the United States Washington In a bulletin Just Is sued the department cf agriculture announces a growing market for guinea fowl as table birds and suggests that they might well be bred In the United States more extensively either with other poultry or In larger numbers by themselves Tile birds do well with comparatively llttlp care the report says In splte of the halfwild habits which they retain when allowed to range they may be trained to more domestic ways and readily fed and fattened like other poultry They are exceptionally hardy Their noisy and quarrelsome habits are commonly thought to give warning of hawks or other Intruders in the poultry yard Guineas eat such large numbers of Insects that they aro often useful in helping to destroy these pests They also eat many wild seeds and In this way are of value There Is already a fair demand for guinea fowl especially in New York and other cities In the eastern United States Very young birds for broilers bring good prices early In the season In city markets while the older ones are easily sold throughout the autumn and winter They may be prepared for the table like ordinary fowl or like game birds have very much the same food value as chicken and are as eco nomical when bought about the same price per pound At moderate prices they furnish the body with about as much nourishment for a given sum as medium outs of beef and mutton and at higher prices correspond in value with the more expensve cuts and such poultry as turkey green goose etc Guinea eggs aro also considered choice eating MOTORISTS TO OWN ROADS Powerful Syndicate of Automobilists Prepare to Spend 5OOOOOO on Highway LondonThere Is a possibility that England at last will follow Americas example ayd build special roads for motor tralllc At the next session a bill backed by a powerful syndicate will be laid before parliament seeking powers to construct a special road from London to Brighton for the use of motor vehicles only Throughout its entire length the road would ba fenced off to prevent the trespassing of children dogs and unauthorized persons Where It jnet an existing highway the new road would either go under or over It as the scheme provides nothing In the na lure of a level crossing Special con necting tracks would also be con structed to enable motors to leave or join the new road at various points on the route- Tbe motor track proper would com mence at Norbnry eight miles from tandon where the principal tollhouse wcaM be erected The estimated coal of the thoroughfare Is 5000000 the tolls on motor cars using It being looked for as a return on this huge outlay Cuttings and bridges similar to those of a new railway will have to be made Any class of motor vehi cle would be allowed to use the track and no speed limit would be enforced although reasonable care would be expected As to the width of the road there Is ono scheme for a 40foot track divided by a fenre and another for two tracks each 24 feet wide for up and down traffic Richard Hassard a wel known engineer Is In charge of the scheme and Sir Douglas Fox has consented to act as consulting en gineer STATE EXCITED OVER GOLD Rich Find of Yellow Ore Found Near Rutland VtLocated by an Old Prospector Rutland Vt There Is a rich vein of gold not far from this city in the Green Mountain range according to AMos Vonditte of West Rutland an old and experienced quarryman who tuna been connected with the marble Industry for years He Is somewhat of a prospector and has returned from a trip to the mountains with three large pieces of gold lIe exhibited these along Main street rind the news of his find circulated rapidly Von lette guards his secret securely but Intimates that he has uncovered vein of gold containing untold wealth I will yet become a rich man7 said be Those who examined the ore pronounce the flpeclraens genuine and worth many dollars It is said that Vondette has been In the habit ot trfking trips In tho mountains alone His story is regarded as the truth HAS STAY WHILE SOBER New York Justice Makes Unique Ruling for Recorder in Tilt with Council Binghamton N YJustfce Albert H Sewell has granted an order which prob ably Is without precedent On applies tion of attorneys for Recorter Watson E Roberts be granted a stay restrain lug Jhe common council jtrom bearing charges preferred against the recorder pending an appeal on condition thartbe recorder remain sober until the appeal Is decided by the appellate division ana with the understanding that the stHy will he revolted if the recorder becouiea intoxicated before the case is decided by the higher court 1romjllsUcegwrit of prohibition to restrain thei- sOie cow council from bearing the chargei that fcv beii yrfctarM aaitit OH iSq4 Je ie a ai t a iJIU c I P M SEE Pope the Hardware man of Richmond about Dia mond Edge goods Every piece warranted j Wr I fJt l 1 Al Trya Diamond Edge Ax pleasurebutit may be made less by the use of an ax that is made right Try a Diamond r Edge worth every cent it cofts j a if D W TRIBBLE AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT Your Business Solicited Satisfaction Guaranteed RICHMOND KY I 0 D OHENAULT ATTORNEYS AT LAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office on Second street over Chen nits grocery R oN MILLER ATTORHHYATLAW BIOBUORO Kffirrcorr- Offlco n the Bnrnam Building next door to trmers National Bank eb3ly JA SULLrV ATTORNEY RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office over State Bank Trust Co op ooflite Court House on Main Street LEWIS B HERRINGTON LAWYER Office over Taylors Hardware Store Phone 582 RICHMOND KY JJ GREENLEAF ATTORNEY ATLAW Otlic over C A laylors hardware store opposite Court nouss Dr G G PerryP- hysician and Surgeon Hoars 8tOtolI a m 2 to pm Office with Dr Bales over Rice t Am Vs Res Tele 525 HIGH ONI KY Dr Fred S Smith Dentist ifobsoilDuilding iuINIl 4 RICHMOND KENTUCKY Marshall K Dennv Dentist Office over State Dank Trust Co Telephoned RICHMOND KY vM Blanton DENTISTS m Bennett Building sianhy TELEPHONE 198 A FAMILIAR FACE Thelikenessof DR WB CALDWELL appears on every package of Dr CaldweHsax SYRUP PEPSINthe reliable medicine for Dyspepsia Constipa tion Biliousness Sour Heartaches and Fevers Caused by Bowel and Stumaih disorders Every genuine package is distinguished jrthis trade mark Your druggist wil be glad to Mil ypu either the Soc or too size Sold bjrPirry Thomas Perfection in Pianos at Montenegro jRiehmfs We fifteen famous ni ikus in eluding Mason Hamlin HsiItsin Haines Bros Klhpshnry Decker Son SHftuhr Armstrong IarshaIzit Wendell t V k5 A Piano Intholhnniogenerrit n re fining influence andlsees ill n or the daughter in a musical at ni n iorR Jinyotherto bear It also preparts tiiiii to tako their place Int eorj beak society Something new a piano wfTfj the Ceciliaa concealed iip1r6finitssstisfactlou r Ott ti r- lSC jO i 146158 West Main Str t Lexington Kerifuckyf CaUk Wanta We have on band boqnt l2iNIIrcks- ol fOdder and want OT or UQ cu dttfeed Potts IHr MI 174aatf tv4t Sti ky ratiijf1t Il Imtli Louisville and- Nashville R R AnyIExcurson Home Seekers and Colonists Tickets on Sale from Time to Timo Through Sleepers Free Reclining Chairs Elco trio Lighted Pining Oars WHEN GOING TO TAKt A TRIP Consult your Local Agnt who will take pleasure in arranging all details Call off or address J W Hamilton Agent L N Richmond Ky WM ONEIL Ticket Seller 52RESTURATIVLCUgE5 NERVOUS DEBILITY aires men who are stronu in thvieL iijiidpenondilIenlopmel NrveCuretronbleelltonervesKnnallra box six for too postpaid wIth a gnU bnefltedszrrzut u L For sale by E C Wines JO 1W i IMS C1nfnnykindgreat variety offarnis wolling Infuses business houses and buainoss propo sitions If You Want a Farm write us what kind of a place you are looking for what size what improve ments where located how much YOU jire williu to invest and nny Other pertinent information Wo have farms of nil sizes character and prices and we are certain to interest you if you are on the market A pitai rard will bring ytu one of our primed lists Central Kentucky Real Estate Co R E YOUNG SjrPres Lebanon Ky Mules For Sale T will have for sale for the next three or fonr months a RunpVof Rood work mules and ilesire tb inform alt who may wish to purchase firStclass stock to call on or write tIiemidcrRicnetl Have twenty bend of mules oii hand at this time H A Cosuv decl73m Red House Kv Kentucky Blue Grass Farm for Sale I will sell privately in the next 30 lays lily stock farm of STOacres situated in Jlak county Ky half wnv betwemi tUfotnrnpike mOl1er11lwellillJice poultry mAnto Servant grniiiPry tohnecohartiScattle barn for 130 head containing an feedforwatered and IB an ideal country borne arIdtothitrnClwillso scriptlonFor further particulars call ou or write XCSCOKEE2- ano5t Vitfclie R r Ky aI 412 Wilk Baxter 412 PaperII have secured the agency for the Fr Beck Co of New York and Chicago the largest manufacturers of tbe best WALL PAPERS in the world If you lire going to paper it will pay you to inspect this line as it is a truly decorative line and not in the hands of every paste boy in the country Buy your paper from me and get the best thats T mloI iIEastRemember Paper and Borders Cost Same Price h Oi JO C rr From Kitchen to Parlor tw A Furniture Queensware J Carpets Window Shades J- tJ Rugs Lace C urtamsJMatting Beds and Bedding It Cooking and Heating Stoves Your home furnished complete with new and attractive goods We solicit your trade andJguarantee satisfaction will save from JO to 20 per cent j JJtLrnaIz2igias Main street opposite Hotel Glyndon Richmond Kyi8 r to There is nothing like flOOD FLOUt sEvery housewife every cook knows that Good ses Rolls Biscuits cannot be made without good Flours Our mill turns out the very best that can be hadt Our process for making Flour and Meal is of the latest Our brands are Elliston Patent Natural Product Belle ol Madison ElllstonS Mill CO WACO KENTUCKY be iWNCHEjTERAnd of NU L C BLACK POWDER SHELLS The Nublack is a grand good shell good in construction good because it is primed with a quick and sure primer and good because carefully and accurately loaded with the best brands of powder and shot It is a favorite among hunters and other users of black powcer shells on account of its uniform shooting evenness of pattern and strength to withstand t reloading A trial will prove its excellence ALL DEALERS SELL THEM lEAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE COMPANY ncenasnaamnl otthlsCompanywhere In Southern Indiana Southern Mississippiandand ieatlsfactory communication with the 4 countryWftable Equipment argt facilities unsur passed sweua W WNTmt a I ii f rs Pt Idf 1 dri4r t t 1YII b01 itf r j 2 aA M I J rtJffilJII j1 I LACKEY HAMILTON si Wish Youro I A HAPPY NEW YEAR IaY IY I T T T TeTti I Xti el X6 A toiil1c t1tic nl1roQi DAILY EX SUNDAY RAINS LEAVE RICHMOND For smband durlnnntl For iTlne And BeattyTlllfl 630 ara For Irvine and Beattyvllle 1125 am TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND From Louisville Lexington and IIi5amr- Inclnnntl sCir From Uttyv4Iir and Irvine 30 p mI From Heatlyvllle and Irvine H R HMITII O F P Versailles Ev R WoolmiM RA OlliceGlyndon Hotel Hlrhmond K L1 N1 Time Talk Ar NoJ Cltcinnatl and Knox L- vI4pm ville Bxves south bound 1255 pm Xo2 Knoxville Cinnatl lWpm Kipresi north bound 200 pm No 4 Knoxville Cinnati 406 am Kxpren north bound 410 am No Knox lIIe Cinnatl II Ipm Riprcss south bound 1159 pm No 10 Stanford and Maya 610 a m ville Accm northbound 610 a m No Stanford and Mays 730 pm ville Aeera sooth bound 720pm No 26 Richmond to MI Vernon Accm south bound 915 a m No Cynthiana and t S4 a m Stanford exp south 1250 pm 3Ji0m No 30 north bound 3 0pm To Hunters If you woull know of acounty which aboiiixls in till key duck qunil fquir rels Mild other small game with many a gmtti chnncft at deer pet a copy of the new booklet Feathers and FiiiS on the Frienii It tells about hun ing ami fioiiin in the Ozarks nnd in the St Francis Valley Sent free on reo qne t by A HILTON General Passen Er Agent Friieo System St Louis Mo a aa q KELI THE COUCH AND CURE THE LUNGS WITH Dr Kings New Discovery FOR cONSUMPTION PrieDI Surest and Quickest Cure for all THROAT and LUNG TROUBLES or MONEY BACK J Itl bv R O KtaPkton Newby Carriage Works A D Estes Prop All Kinds Vehicles Horseshoeing and Repairing a specialty Satisfaction guar anteed Call and get prices before purchasing anything in this linens We will save you money New Carriage Works Newby Ky Stove wood and kit dling for sale cheap at Hume Cooperage Co nvlc2ir Did You Ruin your Christmas cake or tujlc because of that old worn out STOVEif so come to us for a new one We earry the best thats made In our store can be found everything carried in a fir tclass Hardwarestore Our line of fine Cutlery is complete The farming season is not far off and our store is headquarters for im plements of all kinds Our motto is to please our customers Come in and see us ClE Douglos Co Main Street Richmond Ky u r rbtt one of Let LJs Shor T ri0 never deserte- dthRteQ Governor WUJJr 4cLi ThI destcequest I buyIus show you our new Wall Papers Even if you you have no intention of buying we want to show you Even if you have decided to buy elsewhere we want to show you We believe that we offer better vaLuesrvalues which you will admit are betterthan you can get any where else We desire to have you look at the Papers and see for yourself if our con viction is not well formed We believe that it is Let us show you jPerry and J Telephone ThomasJ We are Bound to keep jYourTrade The advatie businessfor fall hasbegun The opportunity for special bargains and nice selections from new stock is now L yours IFurniture Carpets and Mattings i dud if the goods suit ye maeh Mice C suit W S OLDHAM- S R ICHMOND KY FCsj l i I r ie ir A Bargain wish to buy a bargain all youlave to do is got a bottle of Dr Caldwells laxative Syrup Pepsin qu c1andnone dizziness constipation bilious ness indigestion etc This small in to vestment will be the best bargain you Tr steverhealth ata nominal cost Try it tltOOIt is a very poor sermon that must be shouted at the congregation in order to make an impressionbHow to Avoid Pneumonia IWe have never heard of a single in thmoniacuFoloysIt not only stops the cough but healshand strengthens the lungs Foleys Honey and Tar and refuse any tiofused Folevs Honey and Tar in threeSvery severe cases of pneumonia good results in every caseTis tree but cant use it tiwithoutexpenserun a tree automobile without paying for the gasoline and axle grease Coming Events You can tell you aro in for a dan gerous sickness as soon as you begin thbiliousnesstake Dr aldwells laxative Syrup Pepsin This most successful cure for all disorders of or M isgansall the irritant poisons kept in by clogged bowels liver and kidneysQSold by Perry Thomas at 100 Money back if it failsIIf you borrow all the money friend fshippoverty Four Hundred Babies St Vincents Infant Asylum Chica go shelters homeless waifs awaiting adoption and there are nearly 400 babies there Sister Julia writesor b cannot say too much in praise oln Eoleys Honey and Tar for coughs colds croup and whooping cougha Contains no opiates and is safe sure Ask for Foleys Honey and Tar and insist upon having it as it is a sRefuseStockton Perhaps the reason a man is allowed only one bureau drawer is that it limits him to only oue place where he is notd c able to find things The Original N Foley Co Chicago originated Honeyand Tar as a throat and lung remedyand on account of the great merit and popularity Foleys Honey and Tar many imitations are offered for the genuine Ask for Foley Honeyand Tar and refuse anysub stitute offered as no other preparattorT wiU give the same sa if mildly laxative It contains no opi ates and is safest for children and del icate persons Sold by R C Stock ton An egotist is a man who points with pride i in wards r and Nettle AVuWLn Gone KtrltlRJlho u t signs of Kidney loping it would wear away and he was soon a victim of Brighta disease There is danger but if Foleys Kidney cure is taken at once the symptoms will disappear p the kidneys are strengthened and you are soon sound and well A R Bass p of Morgantown Ind had to get up ten pr twelve times in the night ama a hd a severe backache and pains tile kidneys and was cured 8 Kidney Cure Sold by It C StocktCnJ There is often a superior air about an inferior personts A Grim Tragedy is daily enacted in thousands of homes as Death claims in each one anothervictim of Consumption or Pneumonia But when Coughs and Colds are properly treated the trag edy is averted G Huntley of Oaklandon Ind writes My wife had the consumption and three doc tors javo her up Finally she tookt Dr Kings New Discovery fr Con Licuredstrong It kills the erms of all dis eases One dose relieves Guaranteedc at Oc and 100 by R C St cktonI druggist Trial bottk free Some men find it easier to stand adversity than prosperity Sickening Shivering Fits of Ague and Malaria can be relieved and cured with Electric Bitters This is a pure tonic medicine of especial benefit in malaria for it exerts a tiue curative influence on the disease drivingit entirely out of the system It is much to be preferred to Quinine having none of this drugs bad after effects E S Munday ol Henrietta Tex writes My brother was very low with malarial fever and jaundice till he took Electric Bitters which saved his life At R C Stocktons drug store price 50c guaranteed A man who uses big words seldom says anything worth while i Spoiled Her Beauty Harriet Howard of New York at one time had her beauty spoiled with skin trouble She writes I had Salt Rheum or Eczema for years bu nothing wcnld cure it until I used Bucklens Arnica Salve A quick and sure hettIeI for cuts uins and sores 2jpst R C Stocktons drug store c its easier o teach a baby to talk than it w to teach a woman not to Theaters are lea attractive to a man Pond a woman after they get married A naB Isnt necessarily deaf because be is unable tj hear th vekeol coil tekmee ij 0 I I j iJLl IJ lI1EJ1Dur- ing E IJ II Il the early part of the New Year We to have completed to pew addition to our building because now we under feel constrUction sure our frIends making and our storeroom one of the largest and most spaciousln the city ftfe annQunce this gr at pleasure Our always have beenplanshmondpatrons will be glad Of the information that we areto havea house second to none in Rl lower thatwill find out always andilllibe in the future to serve our customers in a way so as to merit their confidence and you whICh will b sEleetedasOrtmdntSgoods can be had elsewhere Furthermore we will beenabled to carry much larger greatest care and with the interest of our patrOns always at heart IIjWe thank yott for the coiifideuce bestowed on us 111 very respectfully and cordially ask that during the incoming year youwill all See Our styles and get our prices because we unbounded gOQdS and make prices that we hope will increase our transactIons with each other Wlshrng you wIllnaveIte Very respectfully yours r 7 LACKEY HAMILTON ICorner First and Main Streets RICHMOND KENTUCKY eIeI IEIIe exeI I IIeI IfI Greatly in Demand rr Nothing is more in demand than a reIa eaner such as Dr Kings Now Life Pills They are just what you need cura stomach and liver troubles them At R C Stocktons d 2 2ore6 One can be buried in oblivion without 8 4e0 Stomach Cure for Colds It may seem queer to you that ost colds begin in your stomach ut its true Many a weak stomach chronic indige tionob tinute consti pation etc Wfnken you allover and make you an ea y pray to altY disease at may be stalking around Tore a cold take a good lose of Dr- aldwells laxative Syrup Pepsin a ot bath and a good nights rest To prevent colds keep your digestion in good order with Dr Cald wells laxa ve Syi up Pepsin Quick relief for nstipation biliousness etc Try it old by Perry homas at 50c and 100 Money bark if it fails The boy with a faultless father is en tled to a lot of rympathy i Good News MANY R1MOND SiOSRS HAVE HERD II AND FROthED ThEREBYo Good news travels fast and the ousands of bail back sufferers in- ichmond are glad to learn that prompt relief is within their reach any a lame weak anti aching back ball no more thanks to loans Kid Pills People are telling the good ews of their exper ence with the Old uaker Remedy Here is au example readingMrs Smith of Main Street Nicholasville Ky says I suffered or some time with my kidneys and was always on the outlook for some thing to help or tide me over an at tack While reading notice in on papers about Dnans Kidney Pills ItIoccurred to me t hey might give a litI stoppediheack and relieved the urinary weak ess which had at times greatlyan oyed me I thoroughly believe that ny preparation which acts up to the representations made font like Doans Kidney Pills can not be too well known earnestly advis all those with kidney complaint to ive Doa Kidney Pills a good fair trial Plenty more ponf like this from Richmond people Call at B L MM drug store and ask what his reportFor dealers Prico 50 cents FbstcrMilburn Co Buffalo Ysoeagents for the United States Remember the name Doana and1 take no other Many a man who attempts to stand on his dignity pets a hard fall THE MOST REFRESHING DRINK IN THE WORLD JLAt all Saloons Groceries Cafes and Stands 69a Rome Imp cilILt hinge ouTime on Southern Railway On Friday December lhtv the fol owing changes in Jiineof Southern Railway trains will Iwcoiije effective No 1 now leavintr Louisville ct 740 m will depart at 800 a m No 9 now leaving Louisville at 350 m will depart at 330 p m No 23 now leHvinir Louisville at 725 m will depart at 745 p m No 24 now leavinir Lexington at 610 m willdepart at 545 a maNo 2 now leaving Lexington at 530 m will lepart at 500 p in Corresponding changes will be made at local stations and passengers in tending to use these rains should son tilt ticket agents fur complete infor mation 0 H HUNUEUFOBD DPA Boon in Mule Market The mule market in Central Kentucky is the best ever known there and prices are unprecedented The demand is daily growing and the or ders are being received from all over he country Two and threnyearold mare mules bring the top fiyures tang ing from 185 to 210 each sixteen hand mules at 175 to 190 fifteen and onehalfbaud mules 140 o S150 Small mules for mine work biing 140 up while extra pairs have brought as high as 465 INDIGESTIONS RECORD The test Xcan prescribe for your In digestion madam is Gretas August Flower preacrlbeIndigestion is making an awful record as a cause sudden deaths It is beating heartfailure in its ghastly harvest You read in the papers daI1 of apparently healthy and even robust men bem suddenlyattacked with acute indigestion a meal and of their dying in many cases before a physician could he called in 4This should be a to who suffer with regular orperiOdital attacks of indigestion If these unfortunate victims of acute indigestion had taken a small dose of Greens August Flower before or after their meals they would not havefallen itpreyt05uc4sudikl seizures August Flower prevents estion by creating good digestion Italso regulates upthefTwo IMISJe M i 7JC AU Jruggktt i klllt ttMa irwg reS J i i v1lia 1IIIIa nkJor incinnU ni1w The Midland Route LOCAL TIME TAttLE KY CENTRAL IK POINTStJ 00 p 6 20 a L Frankfort A II 25 ap nip nalLplI42aA Winchester L 7t9n245p15 p 9 50 a A MaysTllle Lj 45 a I 15 p 00p 824RV CrnthUna I 502p pOOpiOSOzA GEO a HARPER C W HAYS Prea and Gen Snpt GPA GUINEA FOWL IN DEMAND Agricultural Department Says There Is a Good Market for the Birds in the United States Washington In a bulletin just Is gued the department cf agriculture announces a growing market for guinea owl as table birds and suggests that they might well be bred In the United States more extensively either with other poultry or In larger numbers by themselves Tue birds do well with compara tively little care the report says In spite of the halfwild habits which they retain when allowed to range they may be trained to more domestic ways and readily fed and fattened like ther poultry They are exceptionally hardy Their noisy and quarrelsome habits are commonly thought to give warning of hawks or other intruders in the poultry yard Guineas eat such large numbers of Insects that they are often useful In helping to destroy these pests They also eat many wild seeds and In this way are of value There Is already a fair demand for guinea fowl especially in New York and other cities in the eastern United States Very young birds for broilers bring good prices early in the season In city markets while the older ones are easily sold throughout the autumn and winter They may be prepared for the table Hire ordinary fowl or like game birds have very much the same s food value as chicken and are as eco nomical when bought about the same price per pound At modcrate prices they furnish the body with about as much nourishment for a given sum as medium cuts of beef and mutton and at higher prices correspond in value with the more expensive cuts ami suchJpoultry as turkey green goose Guinea eggs are also considered choice eating MOTORISTS TO OWN ROADS Powerful Syndicate of Automobilists Prepare to Spend =5000000 on Highway LondonThere Is a possibility that England at last will follow Americas example ad build special roads for motor traffic At the next session a bill backed by a powerful syndicate will be laid before parliament seeking powers to construct a special road from Lonrlon to Brighton lor the use of motor vehicles only O Throughout its entire length the road would bn fenced oil to prevent the trespassing of children dogs and unauthorized persons Where It jnet an existing highway the new road would either go under or over It as the scheme provides nothing in the naJtore of a level crossing Special con nectlng trucks would also be conJstructed to enable motors to or loin the new road at various points on the route- Tbo motor track proper would com mence at Norhury eight miles from London where the principal tollhouse wicuM be erected The cndmated coal of tIm thoroughfare iq 5000000 the tolls on motor cars using It being looked for as a return on this huge outlay Cuttings and bridges similar to those of a new railway will have to be made Any class of motor vehi cle would be allowed to use the track and no speed limit would be enforced although reasonable care would be expected As to the width of the road there Is one scheme for a 40foot track divided by a fence and another for two tracks each 24 feet wide for up and down traffic Richard Hassard a wellknown engineer Is In charge of the scheme and Sir Douglas Fox has consented to act as consulting en gineer STATE EXCITED OVER COLD Rich Find of Yellow Ore Found Near Rutland VtLocated by an Old Prospector Rutland Vt There Is a rich vein of gold not far from this city In the Green Mountain range according to Aldos VonrtPtte of West Rutland an old and experienced quarryman who has been connected with the marble Industry for years lie Is somewhat of a prospector anil has returned from a trip to the mountains with three largo pieces of gold lIe exhibited these along Main street nnd the news of his find circulated rapidly Von dptte guards his secret sncurelyr but Intimates that he has uncovered vein of gold containing untold wealth 9will yet become a rich man said he Those who examined the ore pro nounce the specimens genuine and worth ninny dollars It Is said that Vondetto has been In the habit ot Liking trips In the mountains alone ills story Is regarded as the truth HAS STAY WHILE SOBER Now York Justice sakes TJnlqua Ruling for Recorder in Tilt with Council Binghamton N YJustice Alberta Sewelt has granted an order wnicn probably is without precedent On application of attorneys for Recorder Watson E Roberts lie granted a stay restrain Ing the common council from bearing charges preferred against the recorder pending an appeal on condition IhattoC recorder remain sojfer utiUHI1 appeal Is decided by t be appellate division ana with time understanding that the stay wltl be revoked If the roco li becomes Intoxicated before the case Is decided bythehighercourtThe from Justice Sewells recent decision dismissing a writ of prohibition to restrain the corn 01 OB council from bearing the charges taattlav4f celwr apJU tH l1Ir Y 1 3s fr4rir cc SEE PM Pope i Hardware man of Richmond about Dia ond Edge goods Every piece warranted I 0 Nr 1gr 4d h lry a rDiamond AxI dbutit be made less the use of an ax ftEdgef- i iic i crD W TRIBBLE AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT Your Business Solicited Satisfaction Guaranteed RICHMOND KY JOD MOHENAULT ATTORNEYS AT LAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office on Second street over Chen nits grocery ItoN MILLER ATTOBSBTATLAW BICHMOKD KBSTCOKT Office n the Bnrnam BuildIng next door to armers National Bank febSly A SULLrV ATTOBNEYATLAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office over State Bank Trust Co Ope ixwitei Court House on Main Street LEWIS B HERRINGTON t LAWYER Office over Taylors Hardware Store Phone 582 RICHMOND KY JJ GREENLEAF ATTORNEY ATLAW ffic over C A Taylorshard ware store opposite Court Honsn Dr G G PerryP- hysician and Surgeon orSSIO to a m 2 to 4 p m Office with Dr Dales over Rice Arn Vs Tele 525 BIOHMOKI KY iDr Fred S Smith Dentist Hobsoa Building IlUNt 1 RICHMOND KENlUOKY Mar3hall K Denny Dentist Office over State Bank Trust Uo Telephone 236 RICHMOND KY vM Blanton DENTIST 43pOffice lit Bennett Building ijnly TELEPHO VE 198 IflMILIAll FACE ThelUtenessol WB CALDWELL appears on every package of PELDr Caldwells SYRUP PEPSINthe reliable medicine for Dyspepsia Constipation Biliousness Sour Stomach Headaches and Fevers Caused by Vowel and St madl dis Orders Every tcnulno packaze is dLstinrulshed JiythU trade mark Your druireist wil be clad to Bell you either the Soc or 100 Lo Sold by Percy Thomas s Perfection in Pianos at Montenegro JRiehrnTs- J We arry fifteen famous nnkes cluding Mason Ii Hamlin HnzTltnn Haines Bros Klnpjnry Decker Son Sihurwr Armstrong Marshal niri Wendell- A Piano in thehnmo nerftt re fining InQuence and places iiisju or the dautrhter in a musical atmii WR which is more elevating thIn iDYl otherlnllueoce thnfcoultthrC1 tiit to bear It also prepares tlitjiii tn take their place In the verhOs Society Something new a piano wfTh the Cecilian concealed 7 Every taste and every purse find s satisfaction here Xf ko m tS ero 1J158 West Main Str H LengtonKenIucky Cattle Wantd XI We have on hand bollut 12II1 1bof fodder and want 50 or 110 ea tit to kltd= Polla 1 litiiren- ii7iitf hite clii rJ l i 4 i eg Louisville and- Nashville R R is prepared to quote you rates to Any Pointsell through tickets and ohack your baggage Secure sleeping space Oneway tickets on sale daily Spaoinl Excurson Home Seekers and Colonists Tickets on Sale from Time to Time Through Sleepers Free Reclining Chairs Elco tric Lighted pining Cars WHEN GOING TO TAKb A TRIP Consult your Local Ag nt who will take pleasure in arranging all details Can off or address J W Hamilton Agent L N Richmond Ky VVM ONEIL Ticket Seller RESTORATIVE CURES NERVOUS DEBILITY u PllJ01camentalpersonal magnetism tile true ty pe of perfect manhood rHtmtl1eytlopmentan make life worth IlTliic NmCurejtroebleedaltoiliVejrlchb altby blood and repairs irastednerres KinallrRoodlbrlromen Booklet tree guuantPETf ER HED1CAL ASSOCIATION CHICAGO S A For sale by E C Wines u I O Y UW Al T A HijME1 nfanrtgreat variety orarms wolllng lunicps business Iioiiaos and businoos propo sitions K You Want a Farm write us what kind of a pIece you are looking for what size what improve ments where located how much YOU jire willing to invest and any other pertinent Information We have farms of nil sizes character and prices and we are certain to iippresr ynu if you are on the market A piItaleartl will bring ycu one ofonrprinl lists Central Kentucky Real Estate Co R E YOUNG Sic Pres Lebanon Ky Hcks For ijle I will have for sale for the next three or four months a supply of good work mules and desire to inform all who may wish to purchase firRtclatw Block to call on or write the undermined Have twpntv bead Or mules on hand at this timo Ji A CosuV dec73m Re l Hon e Kv 7 = Kentucky Blue Grass Farm for Sale twill sell privately in the next 30 jlajB niv 8t Kk fanuof 570anresiiitiiatert in Clak county Ky ltlf way Iietwpcn It Hterling and Wiiicliesler on the turnpike AH a whole or in 3 tracts Tract No I of 250 ares linn modern Iwellinp if eiph rooms goon orchard ice poultry meat servant Krainwry end buggy houses stock and tobacco hams corncrib 2 teunn housps anti a cattle barn for 130 head containing an nplodate silo that holila 4 mouths feed for 130 head of cattle is well fenced and watered and is an ideal country home Tract No 2 of170 1ms two houses and grassThetract will SOon pay for it 15Oacresnrnedescrjjition For further particul rsCl1houor write J eSCOltTm 29no5t Winchester Ky JTCJVtiSTriE BEST RESULTS 1 UGMX C 15 SMFTH50NIAN S ccttacr tRUSSI cN H04 rK 412 Wilk Baxter 412 Factory Agent for Wall Paper Paints Glass etc I have scoured the agency for the Fr Beck Co of New York and Chicago the largest manufacturers of the best WALLPAPERS iathe world If you are going to paper it will pay you to inspect this line as it is a truly decorative line and not in the hands of every paste boy in the country Buy your paper from me and get the best thats mtoI W PI East Main St Telephone 4J2 Richmond KyI Remember Paper and Borders Cost Same Price Ii l e r C rt From Kitchen to Parlorj Furniture Queensware 1 Carpets Window Shades J- J Rugs Lace CurtamsJMatting Beds and Bedding t Cooking and Heating StovesjYour home furnished complete C attractive goods We solicit your trade and satisfactionguarantee will save from JO to 20 per centtIf t LLlman d iYYlIlS t Main street opposite Hotel Glyndon Richmond Kyie 4 There is nothing like flOOD FLOUt tot Every housewife every cook knows that Good eakes Rolls Biscuits cannot be made without good Flour Our mill turns out the very best that can be had Our process for making Flour and Meal is of the latest Our brands are Elliston Patent Nat ral Product Belle oi Madison Elliston Mill Co WACO KENTUCKY Losing YourUair And doing nothing to keep itP Most longluxuriantuse Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer You save what hair you have and get more at the same time For the whlken and moustache we make DUCKINQH AMS DYE It colon a rich brown or a oor t black RlIIAIJkCO Naihua y IL Wanted For Our Army r Wanted for Array Able bodied unmarried men between the ages of 21 and 35 citizens of the United States of good character and temperate habits who can speak read and write English For information apply to Recruiting Ollieerj Richmond Kj Oldham Building Chance to See the World WINCHESTERNU L Ci BLACK POWDER SHELLS The Nublack is a grand good shell good in construction good because it is primed with a quick and sure primer and good bedause carefully and accurately loaded with the brst brands of powder arid shot It is a favorite among hunters and other users of black powder shells on account of its uniform shooting evenness of pattern and strength to withstand rcl adingA trial will prove its excellence ALL DEALERS SELL THEM EAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE COMPANY uIUnau Long distance lines and telephotws of this Company enable you to talk almost Southerniand Louisiana We can put you In quick thIII We solicit yourpatronage Rates reason able Equipments nd facliltle unsur passed t t GA4 WHUfne1tI1t tn ey Il t 2 ii z Jir e1je4i1 f HIL

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