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Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897): October 25, 1899 Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Richmond, Ky. : Climax Print. Co., 1897-1914 Richmond, KY 1899 ric1899102501_sn86069162 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897): October 25, 1899 Richmond climax (Richmond, Ky. : 1897) Richmond, Ky. : Climax Print. Co., 1897-1914 Richmond, KY 1899 $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. THE RICHMOND CLIMAX. VOLUME 26. r RICHMOND, DEMOCRATIC TICKET. ItEPAIItlNCr AND TIMEINO FINE WATCIIES A Bl'KUIALTY. MADISON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1899. QUALITY AND NEWS NUMBER 21. FOR GOVERNOR, HON". WILLIAM GOEBEL,, OF KENTON COUNTY. m m FOBHRUTKSANT GOVERNOR. J. C W. KECKAM, OF NELSON COUNTY. FOR ATTORN KY OKNUKAl,, AH Work Guaranteed. 11. J. HRKCKIKIMDUK, OUNTY. OF JIOYI.B 2nd Street, Richmond, Ky. GUS COUITER, OF GRAVES COUNTY FOR TREASURER, 8. W. ilAGER, OF BOYD COUNTY. FOR AUDITOR, Window For Rent! Choice of three srood oflice rooms over Doug las & Simmons' hard- Glass CALEB BRECK1NRIDE HILL, OF CLARK COUNTY. FOR COMJflSSIONER OF AGRICULTURE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. COLD "WEATHER IS NOW upon us. So. now is the time to put in 3'our GLASS and keep out the cold. "We have a very large stock of Glass OF JEEFEKSON I. N. If ALL, COUNTY. JFOR SUPlT. OF rURLIO INSTUCTION, v. iMcumii&JNKy, . OF LIYINGTON COUNTY. a. FOU RAILROAD COMMISSIONEK, 3lX,DI8T. COL A" W. HAMILTON. OF SIT. STERLING. ieuces, ware store, Main St. Also verr desirable ght-rooresidence, modern conven- - very low prices whilst our stock of sizes are compete, bought before the large advance in prices. We are uiereiore note to make you -- FOR REPRESENTATIVE, HON. W. W, MADISON 'COUNTY. 6n 'county . N. COY.. judge. MAGISTRATE. GRIGGSBY & HDNCEY. nfllvFT 1 PAPEftforfrlVE forget 'our WALL-JJU- N D. P. ARMER. CENTS o'n rup price. Our Mixed PAINTS $1.10 per gallon. WINDOW SHADES TEN CENTS on up. Neat EASTERN KENfU'CKY REAL JAS. H.ALLMAN. COUSCILMEN CHIEF OF XLICE. CAL MAUPIN BRUTUS DUNCAN city hall PICTURE TWENTY-FIVE E STATS AND COLLEC- TION AGENCY. rft. LEE DAVIS, 'I'M-m- Manager. CENTS. Picture Frames, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Mouldings, Glass, Paints. Oils, Varnishes. STOCK FRAMES, LYMAN PARISH JACK FREEMAN J. B.SROUFFER W. D. ARNOLD COURT HOUSE UNIVERSITY ANNOUNCEMENT FOB COCSTT CLERK. , Mineral and Timber Limds bought ind sold 'a commission. THE LARGEST, THE LOWEST. PRICES Accounts in and out of the City taken for Collection. 2?Vrile, or call particulars. OlTfCU-Joo- m 209 W. J.US STREET. RICHMOND, KY. on 'hic'for further Build-hk, Dr. K. Goldstein, The Optic Specialist, of No. 541 Fourth Avenue, Louisville, will be a candidate for County Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party. We are authorized to announce If. M. MILLER a candidate for Countr Clerk, sub ject to the action of the Democratic party. We are authorized to announce JESSE COBB a candidate for Countv Clerk, snhln-- t to the action of the Democratic party. FOR SHERIFF. We arc authorized to annonnee ATICTT K AVANAUQH DOTY for Countr Clert. snclect uj uie aci.on 01 tne democratic rarty. We are authorized to announce C. M. RAY- BURN a candidate for County Clerk, subject uj ine action oi tne democratic fany. We are authorized to announce D. R. TEVIS oVfoacrley We are authorized to announce Jnira P. WAGERS a candidate for Sheriff of Mndl-iocounty subject to the action of the Democratic party. Richmond. Kv. at TROFESSSfjAL CARDS. the Olyndon Hotel, Richmond, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1st, party. We are authorized to announce JOHN W. BALLARD, of White Station, a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the action of the Democratic returning one day each month. Eyes examined and glasRcs scientifically adjusted. iw.Cs. Roberts, ATTOItNEY-AT-LA- We are acthSrized to announce MARTIN GENTRY a candidate for Hherltfof MsrlUnn county, subject to the action of the Democratic party. We are authorized to annnnnee P. Tt. Tinn An. DOS a candidate for Sheriff of Madlsnnronnttf buujcci, io iuc acut,n vi tne democratic party. roa ASSESSOR. IUCHMOND, ' i n Office R. - KENTUCKY. in Mobetlcy Building. W. MILLER. Attobnky-at-La- KKITTtTCKT- OIKit in the Burnnm Building, nest door to fel3-l- y National lUuk. ann.r's RlrHMOMT, J. ATrOKNBV AT -- Law, tp KENTUCKY. IUCHMOND, iflice over Taylor's I Inn! ware store, Court IIoiifp. mi Main Street. !i. I!. HOGG, We are authorized to announce JOE OLD. HAM a candidate for Assessor of Madison county subject to the action of the Democratic party. We are authorized to annnnnra JAS. T.. BAKER ft candidate for Assessbr of Madison county subject to the action of the Demo cratic party. We nra authorized to annonnee flEnrtnr? NOLAND a candidate for Assessor of Madison county, subject to the action of the Democratic party. We are authorized to announce ft. U DEATH ERAG E a candidate for AMCssOr Of Madison county, subject to the nctbn Of the Democratic party. We are authorised to announce nttit titittN. or the Glade District, a candiuite for Assessor) subject to the action of the Democratic pArty. PURITY OF TONE, combined with great range and power are some of the strong points of the Cono-ver, FOR JAtLSRi We are authorized lb anntmnce JAMtts o. LACKEY a candidate for Jailer of Madison county, subject to the action of tile bctnbcratie ATTORNEY AT LAW, Kentucky. IIMONI). First St. up stairs. 31 30 mice No. " V&. M. OI1KNA0LT, grcx-ery- and Crescent Piano. Schubert, Kingsbury ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KSNTUCKY. K..UMONI, ' itice on Second stniet, over Chen-- 1 hi i'k . of very sold construction 1393, 1639, 1900. it is recommended to those V. R. LETCHER, who desire durability as 1896 in Kentucky. Attorney-qt'Law- , well as a bandsome ap- ItIn led there was aAbolt Rallroftd, and was by the L. N. Kentucky. pearance and fine finish. l:.. iiMoxn, its organ, the LouIavHle Post. In 1895 t ill with T. .1. Pmith, Jr., over We have several styes. Some the Post refused to put the name of Gen. Mili'hfU'n it in Mahogony, Rosewood, Hardin at the head of tho Democratic etc. Prices range from ticket,nnd waged the most violent warT. C. Easy pay- fare on hllil. This prepared the way $225.00 up. AUorney-at-lAifor '90, and then a third ticket was put ments. pariy. Wo are anthot-IteIft hnbhtlce PETER G. PARRISlt a candidate or Jailer ot Madison county, subject to the fiction of the Democratic party. We are authorised Id arlhUunee JACK rsHns a candidate for Jailer of Madison ctiurity, for one tefm Only, subject to the action of the Democratic party. We ate authorized to announce F. J. PER KINS a" candidate for Jailor, aibiect to the action of the Democratic party. Lowry, M- lirley DiiiMing, Richoml. Ky, HARDING & RIEHM. pirrsioiAss. D!lS. GIUSON, & GIBSON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Kentucky. . Richmond. OUce io the Joe Y.lin building, 18 and ond Street, orer Wane .old druotorc. Secj-- H. G. KENT, Agent, RICHMOND, KY., CILYS. HOOK Ell, r ETERINA in field. Palmer and Buckncr were used'as stalking horses to lure away Democrats from their party. The Post in the most violent and Vindictive manner abused Bryan and all his followers. This bolt succeeded and ilcKinlov is the rcsiilt. In 1'899 we find the L & N. and Post leading-thbolt again and Urging Dem ocrats to' destroy themselves. Thev hope by this move to completely destroy tho Democratic party and turn the State over to the tender mercies of the e KY SURGEON, College. L. & N.'and the 'trusts. In 1900 Graduate Ontario Veterinary Veterinary Denti.try and Sterility a Specialty. up stairs, oyer store recently a coupled by Richmond Harness Co , East Main y St aprt-lkichruoiid, Ky." . C. JASPER, M. D Medicine and Surgery. Office Prather Building, Main Street. Telephone nt residence (the Carr place) on Broadway. Richmond, ----D., Kentucky. G. W. EVANS, M Physician and Surgeon, Kentucky, Richmond, ... DR. T. J. TAYLOR, Practitioner in Medicine and Surgery, Kentucky Richmond ce and residence on Second Street. DENTAL ST7RQEET. DESTIST, op Louisville, Ky. mrOnice neit door to Government Building, to 4. IllcIiraSDd, Ky. Office hours 8 to novi7-ly FfiEb SMITH. DENTIST. over Collins, Grocery, same office lately occupied by Dr. W."V. Burgln. JanK-l- y Dr. Louis If. Landman FRIDAY, OCT. 11, Nn rra V.V.t Ninth Rtrevt. Cincinnati. Ohio trains run dally. will be at the Hotel Zimmcr, Itlchmond, Ky.) on day. Other Through sleeping and dining Kor"YorK. same gang will be found again fighting Bryan wlth the same vludictivenossthey are now fighting Goebel. They will lead a bolt from the Democratic party every time they can find apy foolish enough to follow thetn, so long as the party adheres to its present principles It is not men they are lljrhtfng so ARE YOU FOR SILVER? " as it is what they stand for. Yeti, of couree, when It is made Into much From the moment the Chicago platform such beautiful. lorui as our was drafted aud tho people declared, (heir independence from the corporapossesses. Not the form only recom- tions and. trusts, tho monev power has left nothing undone to destroy the par mends it, but the quality as well. ty and its organization. The people Tea Sets, must give up all hope of fverw.Inning until they abandon iheirprincipiesand Knives, Forks, consent to write platforms that mean Spoons, Etc. uothirig. In 189(3, 1899 and in 1900 the ilcht is of the finest material and war All ranted to wear well. You may not have the same. The people are to be deluded soan the now designs we are oxhlbithig. I "mu deceived. It seems that any man Do not waitl w'ho believes in Democracy can not Bee Now is your opportunity. tne mailed band of the came enemy in choicest are sold. until the every blow that Ib struck at the rights F. J. YEAGER, of tho mases. If the poople surrender Richmond, Ky. themselves to the corporations to make No. 28, 2(1 St. cpG-l- y their laws for them what hope can we have for our future? The election of Wm. Goebel and the ticket fin heads Ohio R&ilm;. means that tbero will be no bolt in 1900. This is the supremo effort of the Time of Trains at Winchester, Ky. enemies of the Democratic party to WEST BOUND. destroy its power In Kentucky. Falling ML Sterling and 1exingtotLAccom . .. G 55 am this year, they will ho forced to aban.... 7 30 am Eastern Express for Louisville 3 00 prn don their nefarious ncheme to fasten a Morehead and Lexington Acconu.... 4 SO pin New York Limited P. F. V, plutocratic government on a frco peo EAST BOUND. "pie. 1900 Is to be tho next great battle t IS am Lexington and Morehead Accom 11 63 am for the liberties of the American pooplo New York Limited V. F. V, 6 30 pm Leslnrton and Mt. Blerling Accom. 9 23 pni and if wo Btand true and firm this year ... Washington japrea we will wn next year. Exchange. Accommodation trains run daily except Sun- this Sterling Silverware My: ii car service to Tel'Kfesl'hLia Oae Day 1899, returning" nontb. ch e?ery second Wednesday ru ?f IMm Xettrtace tTiry Farttei For Information, rates or sleeperreswratlons vllo or write K. ;iOODAKsAN.ar., Take Limtlvp Bromo QuinlneTilbletji All drttjfciata refund the money If it . W. Grov rijf folk tecttf. - Me. oetlMtu. M4f k m Mh box. In presenting interesting phases of scientific aud economic problems,high-clas- s Makes the food more delicious and wholesome newspapers frequently givo infor.OVAL 8AK1MO FOWCf CO., NIW YORK. mation of as great value in their advertising columns as in those devoted to the publication of tho principal events of the day; and when tho famo of a product is extended beyond its Riv. Mr. Turner, the new pastor of natural limits into foreign lands, and a the Methodist church, preached two large demand created throughout Great special sermons at the beginning of his Britain and her Colonies and the prin s pastorate here some weeks ago, from cipal and cities of Europe, which the following extracts were made. Asia aud Africa, it becomes a pleasant As the sermon is adaptable to all duty to note the fact and tell of the churches in their relations to their points of excellenco on which so great minlster-- i it is given with the idea that a Success in based. We refer to the a better conception of the duties of now world-fame- tl laxative remedy plainly, The Pomona Co., pastor and poople may be obtained Syrup of Figs, the product of the Cali 3 Broadway, Mr. Turner aniong other things, said: fornia Fig Syrup Company. The merits oct25-3- t New York, In preaching, the first thing to be con of this well known excellent laxative HEW5 T0BK FASHIONS. sidered, is not the sermon but the were first made known to the world prencher. In a very high sense, it is through the medioal journals and news Cut crystal hat pins aro much in the character and proportions of tho papers of tho United States; and is one ovidenw. preacher that determines his success of the distinct achievements of the A very peculiar style of jacket falls in winning men. The ministry is no press. It is now well known that away from tho shoulders to reveal the placo for a mean spirited man. It is a Syrup of Figs Is an ethical proprietory embroidered yoke of the bodico. 01 Interest to Farmers oi Madison County. placo for heroes and grand men. Pig remedy, approved by the mostemincnt Long girdles of finely jetted cord, miles are a hindrance aud curse. A physicians everywhere, because it is with many pendants ol jetted fringe, Ttio Climax has secured from Hon call to the ministry is not a call to men simple and effective, yet pleasant to balls and other prettyjaucies, aro in Charles L. Searcy, of Waco, two short who could succeed nowhere else. The the taste and acceptable to tho system, vogue. papers upon subjects of interest and enterprise, tiie church of God has in ar-- not only prompt in its beneficial Tho prevalence of the graceful prin importance, especially to the farmers hand, needs men who could command effects, but also wholly free from any cess gown makes essentially of this county. The subjects are: undertakings of unpleasant armies, promote It is frequent 1 Industrial development of countv tho greatest magnitude, govern cities ly referred to as the remedy of tho caroful to have tho right kind of corset mills, factories, etc.. with mention of Long familiarity witli tho' multiplied opportunities for employment of capl or rule empires. The pulpit is the place healthy, because it is used by people merits of tho R. & G. corset hasondear- for consecrated, purified genius. It is who enjoy good health and who live ed nil, promising good returns. it to tho great majority of good 2 Mineral deposits, including build the most eminent and important of well and feel well and are well informed drosscrs. ing stones, workable clays, gas and oil. earthly positions. Here should stand on. all subjects generally, including extent of development and prospects the Chnthains, Barkes and Sheridan?; laxatives. In order to get its beneficial Jetted belts nro extromely chic. ana possibilities oi development. borne oi tnem nave a bead inngo on upon tne first ol tnesc subjects wo hero is scapo for tho energies of the effects, it is necessary to get the genu- the lower edge. herewitn produce Mr. Searcy s views. Websters, Grant ami Lees as well ns ine Syrup of Figs, which Is manufac The cotton waist bids fair to stay all reserving his second paper for our next for those of less genius, but equal tured by the California Fig Syrup Co., wiuser. I'or young misses large Issue. It may be remarked that there force of character. r, It is no place only. enough to adopt the skirt and waist for a coward, or a nor for nn is no man in the county more compet The Appetite of a Goat costume, Best & Co. are showing some ent than Mr. Searcy, to discuss these indolent, untrained, forceless, nobodv la envied by all poor dyspeptics whose very dainty shirt waists of pique in who ithe enters the ministry, will have inportant subjects, his fitness and iu cross bar, Stomach and Liver are out of order. white, with capacity having been repeatedly recog to be carried by the church. Tho grave All such should know that Dr. King's rib and flower designs. need in ministerial education Is more nized by his selection to read papers Rig black velvet hats loaded down intelligent attention to the preacher's New Life Pills, tho wonderful Stomach before the State Industrial Convention personality. G?bod preaching can he and Liver Remedy, gives a splendid with black plumes are attacked to the at Louisville. Mr. Searcy was restrict ny a great man. Tiie minis appetite, sound digestion and a regu hair by means of several cut crystal ed to two hundred words and hence be uone oniy should be first of all a gentleman. lar bodily habit that insures perfect hatpins whose large heads aro works of doe not attempt to treat the subjects ter health and great energy. Only 2o art. exhaustively. On tho first topic ho He should live by the Very highest couts nt any Drugstore. The sporty uirly wears a whip belt 4 co Io of morals. No amount of preachwrites: formed by doubling a cowhide whip, In the better portion of Madison ing and profession wilt supply a lack- What difference docs it make if Sen tying a loose knot in tho center and county, where the blue grass, hemp, lere. He should be, not a mere relig- ator Goobel was once a gold man, even wrapping it around her waist. but He should bo etc. flourishes, the na'tives ore too busy lousish, man aInxian. business engage-a If it be true thst he was? Ho accepted The autumn stocks aro long, narrow all the Chicago platform as the party's ties of ribbon or wash silk wound looking after their products nod herds prompt of fine-- cattle, to start manufactories, ments. No amount of prayer will ex- rule and practice, was appointed chair- twice around the throat and lied in a and In the eastern portion of the county cuso a man lor the loss of his business man of the Democratic campaign com- bow at the chin, to terminate in long where the lands are thin, and formerly integrity through neglect or dishonesty mittee and not only did all ho could per- and rather wider ends than formerly. unproductive, the people are not able lie should not he a whining mendicant sonally tor tho ticket, but contributed Rhinestono buckles form a consjiicu- to erect much-neede- d plants to develop holding out his bands for alms but a 5700 to aid in its election. The opposition ous part of fall and winter adornment. papers nro making a great ado over tho hidden treasures without the aid man who has the respect of all men more or less elaborate, A hand-bahe respects himself. Carlisle's letters, charging that Goebel dangles from a chain in. the hand of of outside capital and enercy. Lets He should be an intellectual man, wasn't always a Silverman, but the than a docadc since this thin noil was tho ''swagger girl." thought to be too poor to sprout black and should live iti an intellectual gym arch traitor hurts himself more than Evelyx Cable. eyed peas, but, as if by niagic, this poor nasium. Every sermon ought to be anybody else by rushing In to help dehis best. Every effort the result of feat Democracy which made him all he Japanese workmen are obliged to sandy clay soil has changed hi a few vears to a blooming and fertile garden. the broadest scholarship. A preacher was. A rotten egg shower would do wear on tbeir caps aud backs nn in no reason fur not being a student. the old fellow good and he might get scription sUting their business and The land when properly tilled and fer has If he would remember this and act ac it if ho tried now to address Kentucky employer's name. tilized is adapted to the growth of cordingly, he would not so soon reach Democrats. Stnnford Journal. small fruits aud vegetables, and "daad line." He should bo a holy Do you favor Trusts and tho Farther there are not less than one hundred the "It did me more good than anything of Trusts, tho Tariff? If not then don't small farmers profitably raising fruits man. Ho cannot lift men higher than I ever used . My dyspepsia was of to and vegetables)' where ten farmers for he himself is. There should be the inoiitlis standing; after eating it was help the Republicans in their effort closest fellowship with the Divine. No terrible. Now R. merly barely made a living, llelice, I am well, writes S Ko-d- carry the Stne for Taylor. there is not as much interest taken in moral weakness should be tolerated. Keeunr, Hniinctoii, Kansas, of His work Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what the industrial development as the pos and tho is the building of character you eat. Perry & Thomas. presenting of men faultless be sibilities demand, but nil are waiting fore God. He ought to take advantage General Hnrdin denies the story for outside capital to reap the profits. of whatever will the better fit him for printed by the Louisville Dispatch that Richmond has two good modern flouring mill, two planing mills, ice fac- this great work: The minister is not he had declined the invitation of the i anu only a preacher but a pastor. He Democratic campaign committee to gas.electric- tory, laundry, water-workThe Leading Specialists of America should stand very close tohis flock. He speak for the ticket and says it is a case ity, telephones, etc., but could make it 2G YEARS IN OHIO. ought to have their confidence and es of "nobody asked you sir, she Baid." profitable for doieiis of manufactories teem. He is to be their adviser and Believing 250,000 CURED. that he would tender his and should have them. counsellor in spirtual things, and to eervices, it he desired to speak, the com "There is a large distillery at Silver ie!p thetn WE CURE EMISSIONS in oil possible ways to be mittee doubtless waited Creek and fiveoreix smaller ones in lor him to sigNothing can bo inoro demoralizing to good and do good. After making use nify his intention, and it is waiting the county, and unite a number of good young or middle-age- d men than tho presnil the means that come to hand, he They ence of thee "nightly loffes." different parts of the county. ot yet, while Hardin's chances to get in mills in produce rrexkncf s, ncrroc'DCfj. n feeling is to depend in tho highest sense upon the band wagon aro slipping f.ist of di?gust and a wholo train of symptom. away. Since the memory ot the "oldest In They nnflt n man for busince. married God and make use of all divine reHis failure to got aboard will hurt him habitant" there have been three or sources. No matter lifo and FOchl kappincs. whether caused by evil habits in youth, more than it can hurt anybody else. manufactories and two four stone-war- e natural weakness or texual cxccco?, our Ne-- r Method Treatment will positively good flouring mills located at Waco President Kin?. Farmer's Bank. Stauford Journal cmayun. Recently there has been erected near Brooklvn, Michigan, has used DeWitt's The ''Plow Bov Preacher," Rev. J. NO CURE-- M0 PAY the same place, on the railroad, a large Little Early Risers in his family foi Kirk man, Belle Rive. Illiuous, says: Header, you nee J liclp. Early abnf o or a rain-til- e and brick plant, and the de ears Says they are the bast. These 'After suffering lrom Brouchul or later eicetre.i may hare weakened you. I famous little pills euro constipation, i Kxrxiur. mv h&va diseniteil you. lo mand for tho products are very good, biliousness and all liver and bowel long trouble for ten years, I was cured : are not imfe till rurcJ. Oar New Method by One Minute Cough Cure. It is all disposing of all they can make. There troubles. Perry & Thomas. will euro yu. lou rue no rick. that is claimed for it nnd more." It I Is room for many more manufactories cures coughs, colds, grippe and all CURED THE KENTUCKIAN'S WOES. of this vast clay deposit, A modern throat and Inug troubles. Perry and Tonne; 3Ian Ton are rale feeble K Thomas. pottery wOuld reap a rich harvest. Our and ha;sanl ; icrvou3, irritnlilo and ex-- ( citable. Yo i become forgetful, morose. Urn tPlnckneyvllle, III., Democrat, It and gas fields need development; and despondent; blotches and pimples. I'i It may develop that the Iowa physic.i.nlrAT. ...nd n.Mnlrliul f.M .(fMntnt. I t' and the. company that first gets ill the Man born in the wilds of Kentucky' ian furm and ilowncaft countenaaco reveal who prescribes for Mr. Bryan "a field aro almost suro of success. We is of feud days and easy virtue. He tho blig-h- of your exUtcnco. long term of absolute quiet and rest" is need any number of mills and manu- flsheth, fiddleth and fighteth all the WE CURE VARICOCELES in tho employ ol tho perfidious gold-bug- s, factories to develop the many and days of his life. He shunneth water your caso ' Xo matter ho it rcriouahare had it,may II who fear for their lives if the sil may our In, or hnw lorg-yiaried resources of this county. as a mad dog and drinketh much tiHY JUlilliUD JUi;AlJlf.HJ. WilliI ver champion is not thrown oil their . higTiest prospect of good whisky. It, Tbo "wormy veins" return to euro There is the their normal condition and hence- the I When ho desireth to raise hell he trail. Louisville Times. returns on almost any investment and reiui.L orcans receive nroner nourish ment. Tbo organs becoma vitalized, all I good emigrants planteth a neighbor, and lo, he reapeth we truly welcome all An Illustrated Political Paper. unnatural drains cr losrcs ceo;o anui muuly iwers return. No temporary! and ask them to assist us to build up twenty fold. benefit. Dut a. permanent euro assured. I He rieeth oven from his cradle to Tiie Verdict, of New York, is a weekthe grandest county in the State." NO CUItK. NO PAY. NO OPE11A-TIONKTE.SAKY. NO DETENseek the scalp of his grandsire's enemy. ly journal printed in colors. It is the DiaeoVerru by a Woman. 3 'xion ritoai UUSINESS. h is carcass the only illustrated Democratic paper in and bringeth borne in CURES GUARANTEED Another great discovery has been ammunition of his neighbor's wife's the United States. Each issue conAVe treat ami cure SYPHILIS. made and that too, by a lady in this uncle's father-in-lawho avengeth the tains throe cartoons, deals pictorially country. "Disease fastened its clutches dead. A with contemporaneous public events Ll STHKrrnub varicocele,vnbeju- iti.Anrivu a vat. i upon her and for seven years she withYea, verily, his Ufa is Uncertain and and public persons in a Vigorous, charNBY CONSULTATION FHEE. JHVJKS yitEE. CHAKQES stood its severest tests, but her vital or- he knoweth not the hour when he may acteristic way. XIOOKRATR. If unahla In call, write gans Were undermined and death seemed bo fired hence. f..r a OPHSTION BLANK for HOME The paper is broadlr Democratic in TREATMENT. imminent. For three months she He goeth on a journey "half shot" principles. Its views of affairs are not coughed incessantly and could not and coinoth backtan a shutter, shot. local, but national. Its attitude toward sleep. She finally discovered a way to Ho risetb in tho night to let the cat the public questions of the day, politirecovery by purchasing of us a bottle of out, aud it takes nine doctors three cal and economic, has already mado a 122 W. FOURTH ST., Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump-tionan- d days to pick tho buckshot from CIMCIHflATI, O. Editorially, it his National impression. was so much relieved on taking person. is, iind will be frank and sincere in ita first dose, that eho slept all night And He goetlv forth in- - joy and gladness expressions about men and measures. with two bottles has been absolutely and cutaeth back in ccrans and frag Iu addition to its editorials and ured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.' ments. it will contain spocial artiThus writes W. C. Hamnick it Co., of He callelb his fellow-ma- n a liar and cles ot unusual interest, written in Shelby, N. C. Trial bottles free at getteth himself filled with scrap iron, vigorous fashion. Perry & Thomas' Drugstore. Succes even to the fourth generation. It has been enlarged to twenty sors to W. G, White. Regular size 50c Inture A rlyclono blqweth him into the pages, and each number will contain a property voar dwellings, barns xnd all otherIn the Blue Grass Insurance: CompaI and $1.00; every bottle guaranteed. 4 -t t;i.,M..n ................. ay, . T I . bosom of his neighbor's wife, and his potrait cartoon of somo national celeb- r . ut muukwu, " Gives protcctionagainst Fire. LlRhtniiiK and neighbor's wife's husband bloweth him rity. Verdict 1 year $4, Climax and Tornado. The cheapest and most reliable 942 Worlh ef Presents corutianv for tho ceople or our county now into the bosom of Father Aruham be- Verdict 1 year operating; In the State, and get! cheaper ever year as Ions as yu cpntlnue In tbo company. 50 cents worth of work. We are fore ha hath lime to explain. For For farther information coll on thei tgent The fact that the Republican candiHe emptieth a demijohn into himself giving away many watches, bicycles, and collector. S. It. B. BLACK. Attorney-at- date for Governor Is not for cheaper Law. Uichraond. Ky , office on Slain Street.. Bowing machines, gunn, etc., to Intro- and a shotgun into his enemy, aud his Court House, next school books Is enough to cause every opposite Co., second floor. door to State Bank & Trust duce our paper, Pastime; ,a high claw enemy's son lieth in wait on election voter in the State, who has children to J. II. CARTER, Pres. illustrated family paper of from 16 to 32 day, and, lo. tho coronor plowoth up a may21-l- y C. C. BOSWOETH, Sec'y. field to bury the remains of vote against him. Times Journal. large pagew Oi to 128 columns of choice forty-acr- e rtHmry Offer. that man. Extras good stories, literature, art, humor, Woe, woe, is Kentucky, for her eyes of travel in foreign lands, etc And all you have to do to get $12 worth are red with bad whisky and her soil The Climax and the Ohio Farmer, stained with blood of demijitis. (weekly) for $1.60 till January 1, 1901. of presents Is to get 20 at 10 cents each. Send 10 cents in stamps Selah. The best bargains ever offered In good for full paticulars, long list of presents, reading. The Ohio Farmer is clearly PUTNAM FADELESS the leader of the agricultural press of Pastime, for G months. and Address, The Pastime Co., Louisville DYESDO NOT STAIN THE America. It is tho farmer's yiaper,practi-ca- l, HANDS OR SPOT THE reliable and entertaining. Twenty Digests "When our boys were almost dead Sold by C. L. pagos weekly, with liberal Illustrations It artificially digests tho food and aida from whooping cough, our Joclor gave KETTLE. One Minute Cough Cure. They recov- Searcy, Waco, Ky., Thomas and couiple market reports from all tho Nature in strengthening and algcstiva orleading market centers. No farmers ered rapidly," writes P, 15. Relies, & Adams, Jranola, Ivy. oio-lr- a gans. It is tbji latest discovered dlgestr Argyle, Pa. It cures coughs, colds, homo W complete without It. No other preparation grippe asd all throat and lung tronblcs. You ought to know more about this ant and tonic. it in efficiency. The contract has been let for the con Incan approach ferry & Thomas. Kentucky great Agricultural pnpw. It will pay stantly relieves and permanentlyIt struction of the Ohio and cares What fs probably the most venerable railroad to extend from Jackson, you in dollars ami ceatrto read It a Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, am tth Flatulence, !?our Stomach, Nausea, pieca of furniture in existence-ts'wt- r Breathitt county, through Wolfa coun vear. Subscribe wad oW. Shj! gick Hetdche,GatiulKla,Crtp, In the Br itieh museum. It is- threac of ty, Into the rich eol and timber laud full benefit of tbla til otbet twalu ot 1 uipwf ct dlfwiton. 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In ordering ring glye finger measurement by using a piece of string also full particulars. Address Genuine e world-wid1181-118- and Peaceful ! I have received a large shipment of the handsomest couches ever brought to Rich-man- d and will have them on special sale for the next few weeks, at prices ranging from $12 to $40. New, fresh, attractive designs and patterns. J after-effect- s. self-seeke- self-effec- ts TAKE A PEEP into my store and view the handsome line of desks a regular avalanche of beauty which are beingoffered at prices out of joint. Window Shades. Among my har- vest of furniture fancies, there is no line more complete than our beautiful display of "Window Shades. Every price. Call and stsle, everj' color, examine the handsomest line of furniture to be found in Central Kentucky. r3"' and-ever- y to-da- y ol 22 EViLLE IOV 220-22- 2 MOBERLEV, RICHMOND, KY. W. Main Street, s, DAY PHONE 23. NtGHT PHONE S3. ill " Is kih IM The Reverse of mimi Co.5 1 E ill OF LEXINGTON, KV. $160,000 PAID INLiriJTG BENEFITS $ 65,000 RESER YE AND S TJRTL US. Life " 2SO.O80 Insurance. id - We pay the same profits to tho living that Insurance Companies pay to tho estates of deceased. Largest profits consistent with safety nnd conservatism. Every precaution for tho protection of the investor. For particulars apply to K.SMITH BOMKN, SECRETARY. LEXINGTON. MBS. A. T. MILLION, Local Agent, Itlchmond, Ky. KY. N - w nc-jL- Kennedys Kergan jlplH (pa mm jrElfj am pen mm EarfHJ mm mm Another Turn of our price cutting wheel makes another opportunity for the prudent buyer. This interests Carpenters, Builders and others who use - let-to- rs Kodol plj mm out-papo- Dyspepsia Cure pal pi in Screws, Nails and Tools pit because we are making a special Of that class of goods and offer standard sizes and qualities at less than standard rates. what you eat. sale pa' Hp Sco ue and get prices on joofiug and guttering. W. D. Buckley. Tinner. at-on- ce TAYLOR BROS. - frt l,m rn 4r, in. Pr'mt Shows through spoke atfd led inprayerTIie service, Tuesday niuht. was but another of hose. 44 Down with Brown anu. uniiam. ihe jflunniiu uisiiaicu uia:ui cwas in charge, of ev. C. P. Williamson brilliant auairs that have ciiaracienzeu oppose Bryan, proves of these words Up with all whom they HumeA stylo of entertaining for of Atlanta, Ga.. formerly of Richmond. 'Theodore Hftllam atteuspled no the years. large number of Blackburn and Goebel. ' held aloft the twectv attended. A Short addreEC3 on the subject of prayer speech, but 8pittcd and friends 1 missionary who came from the plains Proprietor. of the J. C. CIIBNAUI.T. Mr. Bryan's visit to Kentucky, representing Since Dr'cT'C. Hooker is Experience teaches that :md consecration, as well as Ende'av-nrerof Nebraska' to preach Democratic doc. .Business Manager. A. D. HILLKIi "qnf et hour" of the Christian White Ixlac at the K. P. Grand Gov. Brown has been lioiiiiiiir Mr. trine to Kentuckians." .. .. Editor. C. B. WOODS. Lodge at Henderson. Doc is up to hi- good clothes wear longest. Among the many participants Bryan up to roniempt and ridicule. A The Brjan now being spitted and ears in a swallow-tai- l coat and low cut good food gives best nutrition, Mr. Bryan." were Rev. E. B. Bagby, of Washington, 23, - - - 190. week A3) lie would HalLun, Brown aud shoes, and will be away above the home WEDNESDAY. OCT. held aloft" by and a good medicine that 1). C, formerly Chaplain to tho House Now Brown and his crew are necking to others, is the same Bryan iheae men folks when he come haefc. do it? lestroy Mr. Uryau. Can tliey deeply. It M'as to Mr. John B. Chenault, of Madison cures disease is naturally the of Representatives; Rev. C. B. Wright, professed to love bo rtlHMMHKB rvKRV WKPH ESDAT BT Nan! Hood's Chaplain in the United States Navy; save Bryan, they said, that they were county.and Miss Burgessi very charm best and cheapest. Go. Maysvillo, aro do marneu ai Rev. J. P. Jones, of Fulton, Mo.; Itev. ing The Climax Printing defeated. Now an girl of Hat. Both have numerous Sarsaparilla is the best medi early Such freeniiver Democrats as were anxious to see Goebel I. J. Spencer, of Lexington. Ky Rev. Will they friends in Lexington Interested in the doludrtl by Brown, llallam. etc.. are they are vilifying Bryan. cine money can buy, because W. .'Hbman, of DallasTexas, Presi- news. Lexington Leader. 1.50. waking up to the real attitude of these harm him? Iein. TRICK rKIt YKAK, or the American Christian cures ivhen all others fail. Richmond was .t ... Mr. R. B. .!:. tl.nfl Bkonbton says GoPbel is a liar. Tuesday to Lvne Hon. in m. Jennings itPoor Health "Hid poor health for Missionary Society; Rev. W.P.Richmen. aim nave come hear HKos.STN,or Jhi! Busted! nppon of the Brown movement, op-- 1 .hejoln D white Mrs. Sophia Daugberty was years, pains in shoulders, tick and hips. ardson, of .Kansas City, President of the tlvatTay- - Bryan -- " Daugber posmou to Bryan ana wtth constant hezdlche, nervousness and same body, and Rev. Isaac Shelby, the "" or fan As Mr. White claims the gnest of her son, Mr. Wm. llluMraied The JeeiMUiiiue Juuriml'n , Well as Goehelnn.rn l.i,, aHrlinii bv docu- - ty, in Bichmond lor teverai days tnis no appetite. Used Hood's SarsapaHIta celebrated Austrahaai lecturer and theweek. Cvnthiana Democrat. .advertirwnent . e.lition wasH gained strength and cantvork hard alt .. . . .1 I, t evmeuce, .wmie oruusiuii Garrard ennnty to day: eat heartily and steep tvcU. I took ological debater. opposition of ncli cor- - memary H The euests from toWII llV Against the .f a The most important question coming wedding, were it because it helped my husband to whom the n..rii..i,H that have snared no expense, claims only ocular or anncuiar IKiper. assuming financial tesponsibil- - ny, the weight of evidence and burden Mr. A. R. Denny aud daughter, Mrs. it gave strength." Mrs. E. J. Giffets, before the eocietv, namely, the amal even to Elizabeth Denny. Mattie gamation of itself, with tho Foreign Isaiak MAKTix.of Jackson countv. ity for certain venal newspapersGoe- - of proliability are on Mr. White's side. Mr. I. Duncan Mrs.and family, and Moose Lai-.- , Minn. Denny us to Martin, asks Chnstain Missionary' Society and the L.oil.pr of fight, and it is now only Granted that Goebel is a liar and Tay Misses Fannie and Jennie Parks. bel has wou his Christian Woman's. Board of Missions, nate his firm belief that tiiat county a question of majority. We put It at lor a forger, all Democrats should take Cant. N. D. Burrus and wife, of was referred- - to a. committee, with in their medicine straight and let Kepub- - Baldwin, will shortly move to Bichwould Rive a majority this year for M,VJO, since Bronston bolted. structions to report nest year. licans swallow the Taylor dose. A mond. There Is not a better citizen Goebel. Burrus in ted Predictions Made by tioebsl, Taylcr, Stone The leaders of the Brown movement, Democratic liar and Bepubllcan forger andthe community tiian Capt. from the Hoad'i fill cure Urtr llli th he will be greatly missed Or course if lot C J.Bronfiton carnt-and even Gov. Brown litmselt, nave are tempting pills to be sure, but we Baldwin locality, where ho is well and ply CAth.rtlc to take with llood'tarutptrtlu. and Brown. t uiJ lnrinlnatioii not to vote lor for the time suspended tbelropposition can more eisily swallow the former favorably known. Success to you Goebel the Democratic plurality will The Danville Advocate's versatile re-- 1 to Goebel in the deeper and more tde, hoofs, horns and all." Between Captain, In your new home. Valley An Opportunity Lost. bo oi.lv 31.009. iiwitoad of 35,000. ... . contributor, "Piotciler," has at great rltl til O L'l' :..rli vengeiui oesire io incjuun-a UJUl democrat and a uaa iiepuoncan. View Argsnt. Owenton Herald. Woodford Spears and Miss Elizabeth Mr. Brontton lost the opportunity ol expense procured the following prog m. Jennings tuer0 is no middle ground, especially free silver men against Mr. J. Qaincy Ward, of Pans,Ky.,have broadside from his nostications that shonld guide voters, Trnr.r J ivsS I GmuOBY. Of LoUlS- - Bryan. Can they do it? Nisy when a bolting ticket is but an aid to announced their approaching marriage. his life to pour a silver.Bryan speech bolters and floaters iu this campaign. great Winchester last night Republican success. ville. snoke at which will be solemnizeil on Jjecemner Hon. W. B. Smith challenged Judge mn- - of last spring.into Ids audience of open- - Xlrtir PcneUer. 7. Miss Spears has been an occas Judce Gregory's speeeh in Bichmond I'ratt and Walter Day to a joint debate I anticipate that the approaching "Whv didn t you Democrats come al visitor to the city and has many mouthed Republicans last Saturday. ii o was one of the bofct twn and pleasant. Theie winter will bo deat Cynthiatia Monday, but they out and hear Bronston? Did you sign fnends here to whom this news will be They never before thought so much ol may, perhaps, mildsome ugly weather be heard Iwre tlite year. Young Day, we understand a petition to stay away?" is reported a surnrise. She is the daughter of Mr. Mr. Bronston, and while had them at earlv in November, with the storm clined. H. H.Spears.formerlr of Louisville,but Iwnieli OwSLEV. Olie Of the told Judge Pratt he had better let that was asked bv Mnior Buruara of a Dem- - now of Valley Station. 3Ir. Vv ard is his mercy ho should have dispensed a period central over Kentucky troin the alter that State, and man Smith pass by, as he had heard afu,r .jIC performance here last the son and namesake oi tneiate jnuge little of tho gospel of true Democracy 5th to the 7tb, butvery snring-lik-the tem best etumn fneakers m the perature will I James B. McCreary, him speak once and that was a sumc- - Saturday of the greatest political shut Ward, of the Superior Court of Ken while pouring Out his vials of envy. take no stock lie the predictions for a in tucky. It was heavy snow about that time. iealousv. and disappointment. tlecock in Kentucky. spoke at ibe court house Monday after iency. some noon at I o'clock in behalf oi tne demo an opportunity lost for ever, m 1 a e Wm. Goebkl. I never encourage bolters, is the Pursuant to announcement JIt'D throwing at Mr. Bryan is now reason I remained away," replied the months ago. made exclusively in the putation went with ill Winchester Sun cratic neket, says the P. S. I Itave wired Bradley to leave Climax at the time, engraved invita beiug indulged in by the pack of paid tions are out totho marriage of Miss Sara Opportunities For Capital Pointed Out by plenty of coal in the cellar, if lie leaves Democrat. Thk immuho c.uimalo be 60 very putrefactionista led bv Brown, Hallam, est nothing else. Robert "It hnrt Cliarlie," said the Major, "lo Bnssell Letcher and Mr. will take place Hon. C. L. Searcy. m.iclt afraid wo will not have fair Breckinriuge, Dick Knott, et al. Uin have all those negroes and Republi Pogue. The ceromony "Idle holders of idle capital" should Dear Fentiler. elect i.nm can not aiTord to vote for any Democrat longerfolIowMr. Brown cans, with none of the regular Demo at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Letcher, at 720 East KeuiemWer it's he who sincerely believing he is advancing De experience In all Mr. Taylor. deserved Ridirewav Avenue. A vondale. Cincinna consult the article on our first page from predictormy novor saw as a weather crats in the audience. He 1 conditions so declared just alter his inauguration as mocracy's interests, while witnessing is Thursday, at half past the pen of Hon. C. L. Searcy, of Waco tiauly ti. The better treatment," reprovingly quoth seven date October 26. u e extena my goosehoue Attorney General that "we have leen such mudslinging at Mr Bryan? o'clock. It is brief but replete with information shows mixeU. sometimesthe gosh darn'- me indications of the Major. And there's where Charlie ui advance the heartfelt well wishes ot of our monied ctest cyctono you ever saw sometime thirty years getting in here, aud now gets the horselaugh "Ho deserved bet the numerous devoted friends of the that should induce some men to invest in factories, mines, etc before Thanksgiving, witn storms and that we have the risturninj; board the The Interior Journal, which never ter treatment" Bah! He catno home beautiful the haul. I that would employ idle men, feed fam washouts to beatyou anything will uot, Dmcrats will neverreineuiber getting exaggerates, says that after Mr. Bryan's as a prodigal son, but there were no however give like a speech at Stanford, Democrats are in power again." Louisville ZSews. ilies, scatter money abroad, and reap a definite answer until I hear from my counting on 2.V) majority for the ticket. fatted calves slaughtered in Madison profitable return for investors. Mr, corresiiondents throughout the Elev Some Brown Democrats opjwse Goe- - R. that as it inav. after the vote is for such a degenerate. He got exactly Searcy will be glad to assist any one enth District. If tins dosen't suit you. On our first page Rev. Mr. Turner's bi because Carlisle and Bronston say mnntl and the nrediction verified, the "hat he who is interested in the development of seeoiu JJeooe. OtUors are of Paa liu ib not a eood silrerite. in brief, on the duties W. S. Taylor. interior journal may uivme nunora The county of Estill, this year, has remarks, People is printed. the county's rich resources. See the It is good article under his picture, first pao. far Goebel because Bryan and Tarvin with the great leader, for no paper in opportunity to be represented in the tor and rv lie in a od silverite. Whom shall the state has struck harder blows or jiasof the State Legislature by a gen- - reading for all. A better idea of our Bear FencUtr. Evan Settle Last Night. We must prefer tho ad uono more euective service ior tne No, I can not give you a weather other, pastor to people we believe? few duties to each tleman who would have tiiere am now k of Bryan and Tarvin. The latter cause of tho neonle. It is a jewel of equals and uo superiors in intelligence and vice versa, may be gained. Read it. Evan Settle. "The Eloquent," spoke prediction, as I to notbranch paying much of the that last Moudav at Lawrencebur? consistency, constancy, capacity and only Democracy at !the Court science.attention h1 Baptists from all over the county are for the At present I am making a pulled courage, and the Democratic party of and ability, and county pride should Congressman speciality of frosts. tlutt forty oxen could not have cause them to rally to his support as invited to hear the preaching of Rev, House last night. He is Itiw to Jouisville to vote for Goebel the State will bo its lasting debtor. AV. H. Ryalls, of Trenton, Tennn at from the Ashland District, a worthy John Y. Bkows. one man and send him to the capital iMtt hanot known that the man from great statesmen who to assist in making our lows. We refer the Baptist church, this city, next Sun- successor to the Election Officers Appointed. Kenton wan for Brvan and stood on the The sanctified to none other than Mr. ('. W. Miller, day morning and ovenihg. Mr. Ryalls preceded him from that famous district The County Election Commissioners, Chicago platform. opposition to Vincent Boreine of London, who is. by the trnly brilliant young man, who two is one of Tennessee's best and ablest His position is in direct virtue of Col. D. G. Colson's political years ago led his class in law at the preachers. those of Breckinridge, who suicided Jno. B. Chenault, Jos Lib P. Simmons, That Judge Tarvin is supporting machine in the Eleventh Congression log cabin, Democrats, and Waller Bennett, Re Bev. B. B. Bailey, of Winchester,bas when be ran under the Goebel is evidenced by his stumping al District, anil by the distribution of University of Virginia, tho foremost Owens, who failed to get an endorse publican yesterday selected the follow the State in thti tatter's behalf, as well Federal patronage by Senator Deboe, institution of learning In the South. declined a most flattering call, such a ment by a second term, and Bronston, mg election oincers to serve tor one minister. offered is a is pro- one Mr. ri in the interest of bimetallism. The the Mttiiic member of Congress from bablyMiller most native of Estill,scholar The as is seldom church,anyNashville, who failed to get a smell of a first term year: of distinguished the First Baptist Ontliiana Times says: Court House, No. 1 Judge, James Mr. Settle's speeches are among the the Eleventh, spoke here last week Judge James I Tarvin, of Coving- His Fpeech was mainly devoted to con that county has produced since the Tenn., extended to him a unamimous strongest of the campaign for tho regu Dykes, D; judgeHenry llargis, R; ton, made one of the finest speeches detnning the Goebel Election Law The civil war, and if his county will give call to its pastorate at a very high salary lar ticket. sheriff, T. T. Covington, clerk, Will H. perhaps twice what he is now receivheard litre during the campaign, at the reverend Boering seems to have forgot-lo- n him the proper encouragement, there Smith R. is no height too great for his ability ing, and in addition offered him ? 300 to Public Sate! (Mart house on Saturday afternoon. He City Hall, Xo. 2 Judge, Sam Kenthat in 180l.be bolted for Silas and worth to achieve. Let him be sent defray the expenses of moving. After devoted considerable limo to national Having sold my farm, I will offer for nedy, D; judge, Wilkes Baxter, R; Adams and advised everybody to do to the Legislature where Ids splendid due consideration Dr. Bailey decided sale, at public auction, at my place near sheriff; Davo Powers, D; clerk, Everett OHewtioits ami bimetallism and put in likewise, by stamping under the coon faculties may have full sweep, where he not to accept the call but to remain Kirksville.on Saturday, October S8, '09, Witt, R. word for Goebel and tho h ma strom de-- i instead of the regular Republican may measure swords with master minds with the church of Winchester. ' Bocratic tifkH " at 10 o'clock, a. m., the follpwing per University, Xo. 3 Judge, D. M. vice, at that time the eagle. In 189G ho and sonal property to wit: Eight good Chenault. judge, G. B. Turley, R; t. :... i : i. .. . ,Mrin ",:,!.' Kood win laurels for himself and his orouB.fc.o,...D county It is unsafe lo fiUlow a loader who work mules, 6 brood marcs 1 sheriff, Dave Tevis, D; clerk, Reid me PC1U11U, Aphis under any ami ail Maudards. It IrOIMlll uuii iissiaicu Here's looking at Estill county gelding, 1 good farm and harness horse. Cornelison, K. placing of Colson's name under the log May she rise to is dangerous to enlist uiidtr a general the demands of the Rev. S. A. Owens 1 4 year-oljack, 5 well bred jennets Chenault, Jfo. 4 Judge, Evan Dozier, wbo may at anv moment iro over to cabin and thus approved of frauds and occasion ; may Iter sense of justice to and Miss Kathryu McAfee were mar- and colts, 0 milch cows, 4 D; judge. Win. Hall, R; sheriff, Frank fmgories by which it was done. Ho re- true aii-vuur aiimnt to defeat merit find expression in' such steer, I 2-- Turner, D; clerk Xewland Jones, R. ried at the home of the bride, this city, yearling heifers, 1 1808 when IKitteiideri yon an- liltti tiK for Tlli ceived his pay for same in way that tho resultant honors may be, Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock, Rov. B. year-olbull (well bred). 4 calves just White Hall, Alex. Black, - virtually the same committee that had call to mi ml tlm remark of a nulitleas they will be, of mutual benefit and ivon Colson the certificate of nomina honor to the county aud Uhe candidate, B. Bailey officiating. Winchester Sun. weaned, 20 Southdown sheep, 33 fatten' D; judge, G. R. Cnrpenten, R; sheriff, Saturday: ihmh ing bogs. Farming Implements 2 twO' John Shearer. D; clerk, A. B. Hamp What Mr. C hurley flroiiston neods tion in 1890, illegally and without peti horso wagons, 1 Randal harrow, 2 drag ton, R. t now is a tion, convention or primary, falsely cerwo me than anythii.g trie harrows, 3 Oliver land plows, 1 ox cart, McCreary, Xo. 6 Judge, James tified to the county clerks of the ninecontrivance to aniomatically register Ross. Miss Nettie Ross, daughter of 1 good slide. Also a number of double D; judge, Josiah Gentry, R; of from in politics. They teen counties in the Eleventh Congres his changes Mrs Kuper Hood and sen are in Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ross, of near shovels, noes, work harness, etc., o sheriff, Jas. Xoland, D; clerk, AV. J. District that Boreing was tho Covington. are too many and too rapid to permit sional Kirksville. died last week ot typhoid stacks of cxcollent timothy hay and a Risk, R. the keeping of a record by any otlie nominee. Mrs. Lee Maupin, of Corbin.waa fever. Funeralservices were conducted lot of house-holand kitchen furniture, Tipton, Kb. 7 Judge, Jno. L. Griggs, Boreing seems to have for here last week. The Rev. imthd " by Roy. Pike, interment at Gtlead including 4 good heating stoves. See D; judge, Frauk Edwards, R; sheriff, gotten again that his opponent, Hon. Miss Josephine Schmidt visited in church. Miss Ross was a niece of Mrs. bills. Howard Hill.D; clerk, Geo, W. WeboIoukk it wax "MEanl Goebel lohn D. White, up to the latter part ol Louisville last week. ber, R. Mrs. Neale Bennett and son, are at A. B. Ely, of this place. Paint Lick the latter was a biK boss in Charlie October 1603, had a majority of the Re Enterprise. Kavauaugh, Xo. 8 Judge, Sid ItrowsloN's estimation, but when Goe publican voters in the Eleventh Dis hoire from Mt. Sterling. Mrs. Thos. P. Dudley, of Waco, is D; judge, Jas. Bybee, B; sheriff, Aksold It is our painful duty to outettriiineJ the doughty Chnrles trict on his side of the issue az to 11 Robt. Doty, D ; clerk, C. C. Xorris, R. whether he (Boreing) could legally have with her suns in Mexico. record the death on Monday evening, and It became ''GOEBEL and me,' Mrs. John D. Harris, of Bichmond, ot that beautiful christian character and Waco, Xo. 9 Judge, Wm. Benton, ItruHaton kicks out of harness. The his name printed in the list of Republi is visiting Mrs. C. M. Clay, D; judge, N. C. Bonny, R; sheriff, Wm. womanly woman. Miss Alice P. Arnold. lienfde of Mu.liaoif like Mr. Bronston can candidates on the ollicial ballot, Miss 1'earle Gentry is visiting her Terrill, D; clerk, M. T. Bybee, R. ma father, Mr. R L. Gentry in Lexiogton. Here demise followed a long and painIml tii.-- nit' know him by heart, am and that his Kingston, Xo. 10 Judge, Brack it is rnnently accepted that before the chine had up to that time, utterly failHon. and Mrs. C. J. Bronston spent ful illness, one that tried her fortitudo Maupin, D, judge, George Todd, B; will be making ed to convince tne itepubllcan party Sunday with 3Ir. and Mrs. G.u, l'rewitt and subjected her faith to its severest dav of olection he CaillO up Irom test. Through it all she bore her sufsheriff, Wm. Bates, D; clerk, C. F. fiHHciies for the man lie is now con flint no nritnnrv and nn mnvKntinn wae r Mr. Las.- W. MTlUDIe 1. .- . : v"..,. r t in. ..!.- -. 1,,,, i .uouio vine io iinenu inu Parks, R, iku ferings with gentle, uncomplaining enCharlie detuning. As a political acrobat Hop, Bcarwallow, Xo. 12 Judge, Wm. durance, and when hor eyes were closed llronston lifts mi equal. The only person that the committee subsidized by the Mr. Ned Booker, of Louisville, was Goocii, D; judge, Shelton Line, R; injured by his HtrfurinHnres is Charles distribution of Federal offices could Mies Belle McDowell's guest on Sun in that long sleep that knows no wak sheriff, James Combs, D; clerk, F. T. iog here, the memory of her life and day. liinsJf. for it was said of oncGrover make a nomination. Jones, R. man than Rev. Boreing seems to have forgotten C'leveinml, a iniiitlt bigt-Mrs. John Cunningham, of Bourbon, character filled all our hearts with a Duncannou, Xo. 12 Judge, John DeK ronton, that no man can be bigger that W. S. Taylor, whom he is now was the guest ct relatives nere Jasi sweet comfort and consolation. Lackey, D; judge, Wm. English, R; supporting for Governor, is accused by week. ceased was a daughter of John Arnold, than hi jvirtv. A Rubber Tire Factory Here. Mrs. McFarren Crowe and daughter. deceased, and leaves a mother and the sheriff, H. Clay Jones, D: clerk, Harry friends of Sir. White of having forged Elizabeth, orVereailles, are visiting in Mr. S. L. Midkiff has installed the Allen, R. following brothers and sisters: Messrs. a letter which was worse than to have the city. first and only plant iu the county for Blue Lick, Xo. 13 -- Judge, Epb forged his name to a check; that he Rev. J. N. Crutcher, of Paris, Texas, W. L., T. E. and John Arnold, this - is tho guest of his uncle, Mr. W. lu city; Robert Arnold and Mrs. Lula the construction and repair of rubber Mitchell, D; judge, E. L. Robinson, R; (Taylor) delivered that letter to Boreinsr's chief hoodler. Ed Parker, to have Crutcher Johnson, of Garrard, Mrs. Susie Elkin, tires for vehicles, and is turning out sheriff, John Johuson, D; clerk, T. J. guest, Miss of Louisville. Mrs. J. P. Simmons, of factory work at less than factory prices Osborn, R. Miss Katie Smith's printed in the London Echo, on Novem Barbour, of New Castle, has reBerea, Xo. 14 Judgo, Clay Maupin, ber 4. 1808, scattering same over the Nannie home. this county. To all are extended the Wo examined his work and found it Lexington, Ky. turned district. This letter, to which Taylor Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Elder, of Arkan tenderest sympathy . from that large equal to any in service. He will be D; judge, Alex. Moore, R; sheriff, John forged the name of C. M. Barnett, a; sas, are guests of Messrs. E. V. and b. circle of friends which ever held the de- pleased to exhibit his own factory work S. Cade, D; clerk, T. R. Robinsou R. puts rubber tires Burnam, Xo. 15 Judge, Sain Campalleged by Mr. White, and which Tay- S. Elder, this city. ceased in loving esteem. The burial and quote prices. He on old wheels and the life of the bell, D; judge, Wm. West, R; sheriff, was a brutal as lor admits he wrote, Mrs. B. F. Deathorage has returned occurs at 10 o'clock this morning. vehicle is prolonged so that twice their John Ballard, D; clerk, Millard Davidsassination of Mr. White and fraudu from Harrodsburg, accompanied by Miss Maude Bailey. cost is saved, not to mention the com- - son, R. lently procured .voles for his sanctified oct25-t- f Hon. Geo. Matt Adams, of Winches forfderlved. Tevi3, No. 16 Judge, S. A. D. Jones, opponent. ter, wqs the guest of Mr. aud Mrs. B. D; judge, Robert Long, R; sheriff, B: F. In addition to this Mr. "White Mr. Chas. J. Bronslon's Spsech. New Manager. W. Turner, on Fiidny. that the Rev. Boreing notorious The speech of the Honorable Charles Tcvis. D; clerk, B. F. Cotton. R. Miss Lucy Adams, who has been vis Mr. Ernest McAmmon. of Indiana, ly debauched the voters witli thousauds iting Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Davis, al J. Bronston here last Saturday will not Crutcher, Xo. 17 Judge, T. J. Curtis, is the new manager of S. II. Grin of gallons of beer, brandy and whisky, Canipbellsville, has returned. defeat Mr. Goebel. but it may cut down D. judgo, John Murphy, R; sheriff. T. Mr. Green Clay U home, looks well, stead's Produce depot opposite Hotel his mnjority from 35,000 to onJy34,999 J. Douglas. D; clerk, M. B. Arbuckle, R. and spent thousands of dollars to bribe and is forging bis way to a deserved Glyndon. Mr. Millen, his predecessor, Poosoy, Xo. 18 Judgo, Moss Snyder, litis been returned to the branch house if Charles don't jump back into .tho . ... i, . ..I.. ligh place at the Cincinnati Bar, D; judge, Sam Carpenter, R; sheriff, G bandwagon before election day. g w.uG.Uu.k M d Ler brolller Mr, at Lebanon.liis old home. Mr. Millen e JJoreing Mr. Bronston spoke to a full court W. Warner. D; clerk, Jno.Hendrcn, R. good man, and we trust For that Wall Paper now' bad grace forasitev. did here to Uenounco Vanmetcr, ol Fayette countv, attended is an Nowby, No. 19 Judge, R. John wedding. Mr. Goebel, lie last week, the give facts buton we If so, this is the place to as a mat). in favor of fraud and corrup-- l Miss Bessie Crowo, of C. U. '90, and believe his successor will sustain houseside ofalwaysbuilding, what wasthe Ileathtnau, D; judge, Ben Tudor. R; right to tho high reputation of the company., buy it. . for Frankfort to take a the itnn In fihnnld ih not rail leaves be seen? Instead of the 6turdy yeo sheriff, Wm. II. Tudor, D; clerk, Robt. position in Miss Winston.s school Winchester Court. the kettle black? manry of Madison who voted for Di Tudor, R. McCreary, BECAUSE Mr. and Mrs. Robert The reverend gentleman's attention and children, of Chicago, H. the guests J. A. Ramsey, auctioneer, reports mocracy, were 150 sons of Ham. On Biggerstaff, No. 20 Judge, Harmon are is called to the above tacts because we of Gov. and Mrs. James B. McCreary. 1,200 cattle ott tho market. The best the other side, instead of the old friends Knnaizer, D; judge, Poley. Howard, R; Our stock comprises feel he making a personal sheriff, Harvey Kanatzer, D; clerk, on Mrs. Stantou Hume have Mr. every new Coloring and buuatoris uocbel who lias hadattack con moved andthe residence on main street. price obtained was for one lot of of Mr. Bronston, who havo honored Win. Tudor, R. no to smooth 1,100 pound feeders at $4 6530 him in the past, were 250 Republicans Design that can be found nection with the Eleventh District, lately occupied hy Mr. Jnton Walker. good Stcenberjen-Denny- . who have always voted against him els.; in this or an y other mar- while Mr. Boreing ignores facts with Mrs. W. W. Park and daughters, plain feeders iyi cts ; 2o 1,000 pound, And then there were perhaps 50 or 75 SCO to 800 plain feeders, 4 On Wednesday, October 18, a repreKatio, of Irvine, are ket. which he is familiar, deeds perpetrated Misses Ida andand relatives at White steers, 3J to 3J; 20 800 pound yearliugs, Brown men, a number of ladies, and visiting friends sentative company of Richmond peoin his behalf, and which, we believe, Hall. 4J cts. ; plain steer calves, S12 50; 800 to scores of college boys who always come ple gathered at the First Presbyterian BECAUSE will show that his friend Gen. Taylor, Mrs. Elkin, of Louisville, is here. 000 lb fat heifers, 53.35 to $3.50; 700 lb. to hear an "orator." On the stand was church to witness the consummation of is guilty of a far more dishonorable act having come to bee her sister, Miss heifers, Z cts. Quite a number left our old friend.Cnptain Ballard,who is a a happy love affair. Our variety is unlimited ii.on nnw ifrihntt JiU nnnnnAnt. Alice Arnold, whose death occurred over unsold. Republican; on the right of On that day Mr. Isaac Vanmeter Monday, and our styles exclusive. wm him, on the left of him, in front and Steenbergen, of Point Pleasant, W. Va., Mr. John T. McClintock has gone to nr' admit that if the doctrine be Quadruple Tragedy in Estill'. -- home seeking excur- We behind, were McKinley Republicans led to the altar Miss Willie Mae Denny, 0k,ahQma on a BECAUSE true, that tho "end justifies the means," afon." John T. will return in time to Ve are reliably informed that as the until you couldn't stand. But where 'of this city, Tho clouds following the ''anything is fair in politics" vote wrong, of course. result iu Estill, On Ross Our Avorkmsn are the or that forgery over the name of C. Mrs. J. 11. Powell, Mrs. II. B. Hogg creek, of an old feud were killed, includ were Charles' old Democratic friend: sturm of the previous night had cleared then the three persons outside the of Brownies? They were en the bast in Central Kentucky, 1 rmtt. nnnffiRBedlv written bv and Miss Belle Bennett attended Wil- - ing a woman, anu a lourtn, a mnn, gaged in more honorable business than away, and the day was calm and beautiHome ful. If there is any virtue in a sunny and their work is guaran- Atly. Gen'l. Taylor "because it would more Mission Society meeting at badly wounded. The dead are two Fx knifing the party in thename of Purity last weeK. wedding, the sunshine of that day was teed by us. help the Republican party," was an Mrs. Stamper, formerly There are men in this world who enough to chase away many shadows Mr. A. H. Severance and w.fe, nee brothers, and a honorable act. But we understand Miss Hon lie iieatlitor UendeiMonville, Miss Sparks. John Hoover, at whose would disperse a funeral procession if from the fnture. The church was BECAUSE u , were the guests ol Dr. M. (J house the tragedy occurred. Is not ex- thoy could not get to drive tho hearse? prettily decorated for the occasion, that Honorable Boreing Is a licensed - Heath, last week. Methodist preacher, and has on sinpected to recover. Durrett Norton, golden rod and growing plant. is one of those Our prices are reasona- dry occasions professed sanctifiration; Mrs. J. P. Turner and Miss Ruth charged with tho killing of the Fox Charlie Broustonold home tickled men. with the orgtn pealed out i'e.idel-sliou'- s His. visit to Ins the When wedding murch, Johns of Ambrose, Jessamine county. the doors were ble, and for the class of that he prays in public, asking for ti e are visiting the family of the former's brothers, is in jail. Republicans, gratified tho Brownies thrown open for the wedding partv. work done and the quali of Holy Spirit; and if son, Bev. Horace J.nrner,on tilth street, aud lost him caste with 2,500 Demo The ushers. Messrs. James Denny Ar- Big Tobacco Sale. ty of Paper furnished, Christianity is a part of the land, as Mr. B. R. Buruflin was chosen vice hucKle. ot tuts city, arry crats. The net result to Brown-Taylof Paint Lick, William Denny, of liicas-Icr- , are as low as any reputa- we understand that he and most Chris president of the Kentucky Society Sons W. O. Brock, one of tbo leadin and Bronston isO. Hampton, .f Fordyce, volution, at Jouisvillo,l;ist farmers, of Clark county, last week sold aud Graham contend, we ask ble house can quote j'ou. tian, minister 11. . l,rt.llAP.Ini seriously American lie B. Khackelrord Is UU Ark. led She way. They were followed The Great Christian Jubilee. tiAtmi,. - n UU" . HIT. MauagelF. ...... irr, c.u. the last of his 1898 tobacco crop at tho Ul . ciB()ard 0 Miss FaunieSteeubergeu. by th maid Tho great Jubilee Convention of of honor, mid Mr. Peter Steenbergen, Hieppea urn iiom.a ... uBcuucy nnu uev. W. R. Llovd and wife and Miss Poople's Warehouse, Louisville. It a sanctified minister, in Unu Doiarnett relumed on Tuesday was one of the best sales of any of the Christian Missionaries came to a close the host man, who immediately prepropriety. as See us for Frescoing and the bride and groom. Tho ceroThe sessions Jubilee Convention at Tilting. denouncing Gwbellsni, while practicing from Christian fcwnore is a nnet report 1893 crops from this section of the Thursday night. had lasted woreof the ceded was pronounced bv Rev. Jasper Cincinnati, f. than mony Boreingism and defending Taylorism? State that has been made, either at various societies K. tiniitu, pastor of the church. "I " W .11 onnnr men. remember Vlnnt H. ua? "eeeiuu home or on the breaks. The crop was a week. During this time from 3,000 lo The ceremony was notably appropriair. .uuo anauns, proprietor OI liie Mr. Brock's own growing and consisted 14,000 delegates and visitors were in ate, and could hardly be surpassed for if von wi to add unto your name M. o. - Panlagrapli.nas been elected freshlent The committee must gTee, Jnt to call s pdsimplicity. beauty oi the Kentucky itepnnncan uiub at of 01 hogsheads. The lowest price for constant attendance, while the total ec attired and a handsome The brido Wasmaree in blub camel'sWashington. Honors havu come in which any hogshead of tho crop sold rollniotit will run up close to 20,000. And then to ccrtit you are tho nominee. hair tailor gown .md gray walking hat, carriages to this young man. was S20 per hundred, and the highest Cincinnati was charmed with the gen- and carried a batidsomo bunch ot pink And General Taylor too, take note, Mrs. B. L. Midoeltou will return priced hogshead brought even $20 per eral ensemble of the Disciples. roses. Miss Steenbergen was handMn$t come and tell the mountain sen exactthis week and find everything in readi-Be- hundred. The 91 hogsheads, weighing ly how to vote, The consecration service in the Music somely gowned in gray broadcloth, and to go to house keeping in the And ait before election 47, suit aMkethc carried white Mr. ami Mm. main and broadway, pretty Lancaster mvwm ltowe lately 8G,7C3 pounds, avwaged 51L17 per hun la! 1 Thursday night was attcadeil by Steenbergen left rojes. gfteruxt inlm y, on the 8tate coiiM't occupied by Mr. ad Mia. H.J. Strang dred at ooiB. The crop brought 99, more than '(0fj0 people Many f tho for Popular Grove, the StewtMCna Ky. TbfttyounrgM 8mlif hi a tfitlf Lexington, tqeatpwptiuwut Syurea fa taVtwlonal home, near Point riiiwnt, W Va Him feht Hum' nUrtalnpatnt laat 712.W. WicUstr ftua. frtiir I The Richmond Climax. TheBest is . the Cheapest a. - e IisTR5tb Crowe presided at theorgan, anu reuuereu several seiecuuim ucium the ceremony, among them .Wagner's song io ine veiling tstar. imy. "Then You'll Remember Me," and "Cal! Me Thine Own." Just before the bridal party left the church, Mrs. Wm. S. Oldham sang. 'Dear Heart," by Strelezki. When she" arose to sing the audience became so quiet that a deep 9em GGa)eG9GGGgGQGGOGoeoeGgooeoaon9a - (tun et. DO ECS ..i9 ttQ -- its oa -- to S3 Mrs. Oldbreath was almost audible. ham's voice was as sweet and sympathetic as 'or yore," and seemed perfect- Ge ly attuned to the occasion, and added 9it much to the lieauty and sweetness of n here, Mr. Sleenbergen is having been a C. U. student for several years. He is a fine young man. and at-s- at. displays those sterling qualities inher... n ited from two of "nnr Miss Denny is a Southern families. handsome, aecompliched young lady of many personal attractions, belonging to one of our Kentucky families p's sesging that rare stability and goodness SO...- which go far toward perpetuating a worthy name. The young couple will " be followed by the blessings and good wishes of many friends. well-knowwell-know- 3 uO te -- . i ss CO the wedding. denl-ele- ct I u,,'. l I 1 . T fl,!-1-l- ,t firbt-cIa- Dennv-Steenberge- n - - The Biggest, Brightest and Best Display!! Don't fail to Stop in and see what we have. Wash Fabrics, Outing Flannels, light and dark ground, solid colors, stripes and checks, extra heavy fine quality, at 10c per yd. Good values also at 5 and Sic. Eiderdown Cloaking Flannels, good quality, solid white, pink and olive, at 35 and 49c. se -- " ----- is tts C3 ssj to ?3 .tO a ttt S3 o 3 r. -- tt "(J -- tn 9 A 1 s ; Brother Long Supcosed lo be Dead Alive in a Distant State. A most remarkable occurrence has :. . ea S3 just come to light 1 ... 1. I 1 anti-trust.fr- T c. Courier-Journa- l. 1 bride-elec- t. RELIGIOUS. ueservea-itepumat- ion: preacbor-politica- n. In this county, 80s... whereby a sister and broiher who became separated dnring the civil war, have been restored to each other. Each supposed the other dead, the long night of silence and separation having stifled the last ray of hope of a their meeting this side the grave. Mrs. Thos. P. Dudley, of Waco, this county, was, previous to her marriage, a Miss Gentry, her father being Dr. Gentry, long since deceased. At the . outbreak of the civil war iu '61, the family was broken up, the three sons. Flavins, Xapoleon and Dr. Gentry, Jr., taking np arms for the South. There SO.. and then ceased all knowledge of the wherenbonts of the three brothers. Her parents died and Miss Gentry was united marriage to Mr. T. P. Dudley, of ex.- this county, brother of the distinguisho... ed and lieloved President of George- 80.. town College, Dr. R.M. Dudley, de- a oceased. About one year ago Mrs Dudley saw in the Courier Journal, an announcement that an old Confederate soldier SO" a .... in a Southern State, bad in his possession a volume of Shakespeare that he had taken off the corpse of a comrade who fell in the battle of Missionary Ridge, and on the fly leaf was the sig- He.. nature, "Dr. Gentry." Mrs. Dudley at es once wrote to the gentleman for the book, but the latter demanded some 003" COo proof of her identity as the sister of the dead soldier, whereupon she seut a BS" faded letter received before the war OS" WWW from her soldier brother. The copy of o Shakespeare 'nasimmediately forwarded to her, and the precious book, hallowed oa... Ol by the touch of her beloved dead, is in a.- QO" possession of the Dudley family at .) ---- es 4) to 8 a.. a ts so ts 8 SKIRTS eoi. o. Ladies' Outing Underskirts, 39 inches long, 2 yds wide, 25c. .Net Fleeced Lined Skirts at same price. Black Net Skirts 50c. KNIT UNDERWEAR. 8 ) ' "tt9 ta ---- tt? a ej to ... -- t9 a Good warm garments, vests 19, 25 and 50c. Union Suits 25, 50 and 99c. BLANKETS AND COMFORTS. 33 J sa 0 3 Just come and inspect them. See the bargains in these winter coverings. Prices extremely moderate. A nice good size blanket, 49e and up. SILK WAIST PATTERNS. .. ":c. ----- . ao.. i4 -- t5 O e... e. Plain and fancy, a variety of color aud styles, every piece new, the rery best at the price. Splendid values. RIBBONS. it ) t9 9 0 3 0 ...to -- 6$ --- e" s... 9a.. Go ea Fine all silk ribbons, in the new color effects, for neck and belt, 25e peryd. it ; t -w ...Sfi -- Waco. Thus the first link in the chain of youth and homo aud loved ones, shat tered by war, was discovered, although instead of being the long lost coin pan ion and brother In person, buoyant with life, the link was only faded leaves. 'The second and most interesting Ga.. eta,. 0)09" QO. a" do.. Ce" sa es oe oc Ga aa.. oat OS. a ec Gs e Oft) Fancy figured creton per yd. 8, 10 ar.d loe. Floor Oilcloth in different widths and patterns. Clark's Thread, 3 spools for lOcts. - . c to ee 3 -- cii aw s " .e ., A i. ,T ;. ca 3 3 7s 111 MARRIED. ee. Owens-McAf- d first-cla- ss a l - d ju-i- PERSONAL DEATHS chapter in this rudely told narrative opened two weeks ago in the Republic of Mexico. Mrs. Dudley is there visit ing two of her sons, Messrs. R. M. and James, who aro engaged in railroad building. While dining with her sons, and relating the pathetic story above, a waitei brought iu a can of oysters and placed it near Mrs. Dudley. On the label were the trademark and the name, "Flavins Gentry." With a cry the mother pointed to the label and would have swooned away haJ not tho sons caught her as she sank backward in her chair. When Mrs. Dudley had sufficiently recovered she explained that the name on tbo label was the same as that of another long-los- t brother, whom she bad given up as dead. Her sous at once wrote to the factory, somewhere on the coast of the Mexic Gulf, and a speedy reply was received that he, Flavius Gentry, was the same brother who bad left his old Kentucky home in the early 'CO's. followed the Bonny Blue Flag, and drifted toward the sea. d Hero he had thirty years of his life in the firm belief that all his people were dead. Ho wa overjoyed to know that tho little sister whom he had kissed a farewell that had retimed as long as eterniiy itself, was alive and well, and urgently invited her to visit him. This Mrs. Dudley resolved todo, and ere this, doubtless, tho two have met and held a joyful reunion. Who would not like to gaze for a moment upon euch a scene, and feel tho ecstasy of pain and delight that must have been tho portion of the long separated brother and sister, who in the twilight of life are spared each to behold a facn that absence nor separation had effaced from memory? Oft perhaps during the cruel war this stanza burned its letters upon their loving pa-se- ETDon't fail to call. Yours Respectfulh, - .... ....a) ...--- ..C J? G9. eo exGO GO Ga" GO, Ga .c titt lw ?O e :- Ga" GGi Hl-n- ri BVB ov oV aeoaeeaeesesoasscacaaacassasaoaoescaooosoo N ttiOtSCIIIifltitftlittaaiaaBaa-iaAariAasaaaaaaino O tIO ..ca ...)C3 -- ....ed ea .'0 - 0 ' w S H U fi fl m ytf s ' S9 d moore's mm UN H 8 i f EE to all ? ii Xo-lan- d, y -- Reasons why you should get it and no other: It .. others. gives more heat and uses less fuel. It is preference Is what you want in i. built and like a hot air furnace. It has a large r.idiatingsur-face- , lates the air rapidly and heats the rooms which circu- more substantially r CiF.BrowertCo. fef$) lieatei. evenly. young hearts: '"0 memory, thou lingering ninrinurer in life's broken shell. Die then, since all else is dead , I loved bo well." C.E.W. $100 Heward $100 LOCAL. tion and eas3r to operate. The design r W s$& of the stove is perfect. The blacking of the outside facinsr nev er burns off and is j bright all the year round. For sale by . No dirt from ashes, as it is carried away by the patent ash Hue-- . It has perfect regula- It isa double . Si k Mi . ' YOU READY ... ..., all-rou- Deuuy-bteeiiborg- en dpf-tinn- to-d- upon the blood and mucous Surfaces of the system, therybv destroying the foundation of the ifisease and giving thq patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its worK Tho proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that tho offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case that it fails to euro. Send for list of testimonials Address. F J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists. 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills are the best, lm The readers of this paper will be pleased td leurn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being n constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly 11 Main ira 9 1 i ESHfilT, 1 OCCBVa? 3 Street, Richmond, Ky. Wood S stubDs BEST GRADE GRASS AND C10VER Are thoroachlr eroo and of lilirhpst malilv. Tt posts more to sow our Best Grade Seeds than the ordinary stocks so generally offered, win., the results will be far more satisfactory. Oar CataloEuecivesfullestinformaUonatxmtCrassesand Clovers; soiliUierarleii are adapted for, best combinations to give largest results in hay crpasicrace,carcof features end meadows, etc. Write for Catalogue and prices of any seeds required. -- SHIRRS l?llltli Wti ti vsvvvvt PertUliera.Ete. wmr Apasslon for fancy drinks do not always denote a lovo for the beantiful. Cor. Brook acdJeto S!s., LOUISVILLE, KY. MastepCoininfssoner's Salo! Ky. Citizens Bide. & Loan ) Notice ot 8ale Ajso , Aiilgnee, - PltT., In Equity, against Lake William. &c. - Dults. D Y virtue ot a Judgment and Order of Sale ot tbe Madison circuit court, rendered at the September Term thereof. 1899. in the shore style cause, the undersigned will, on life-lon- g Mm 1 - . -- oat-pouri- or I CB rower&Co ss 1 Ky. Ciliiens BWg. & Lnan Asso., Assignee - - - - riaintfils, &c., s gainst Between the hours of 11 o'clock, a. m., and II Edirard Cornelison, Ac., Defendants. o'clock, m , at the Court House door in RichNotice of SaleIn Equity. mond, Madison county, Ky., (being NoTemtxr County Conrt day), proceed to expose to Public a Judgment and Order of Bale Sale, to the highest bid:r, the following de- BYvirtneof Circuit Conrt, rendered at scribed property, 7is-- s 1899, in That certain Lot or parcel ot Land situated the September Term thereof, will, on the above style cause, the underslfrncd In tbe City ot Richmond Ky., fronting: oc the north, side of Francis Struct Fifty (SO) feet and running back same width in a northerly directk, 1899. tion One Ilnndred and TMrty.five (135) feet.' Or a sufficient qnanU thereof to produce Between the hours of 11 o'clock, a. m. and II the Bum of M35.0I, the' amount of money so o'clock, m.. at tbe Conrt House door in Richordered to be made, and,the costs hereof. mond, Madison county, Ky., (being November TERMS Sale will bet made on a credit ot County Court day), proceed to expose to Public 8 and 12 months equally. The purchaser irlll Sale, to the highett bidder, the following debe required to fiyo boni with good security, scribed property, viz.: for the payment ot the purchase money, to That certain Lot or parcel ot Land situated have tho force and effect of a Judgment, bear-i- in Hichmond, Madison county, Ky.. known as legal interest from rlfcy of tale, with a Lien Lot No. IS in Block 7 of the Richmond Investreserved upon said proplrty until all the pur- ment Company's addition to the City Richchase money is paid. mond, Ky. Said lot beginning on the corner ot Pjne Street d Linden Avenue and fronting octXi-2S. E. SCOTT, M. O. M. C C. g Forty (U) feet on Lisdeir Avenue; thence south One Hundred and Eighty (lSu) feet to an alley; thence running east 40 feet to Pine Street; thence with Pine Street 180 feet to the beginning. Or n sufficient qnaatity thereof to produce the sum of SMJt, tha amount of money so ordered to be made, and the cost hereof. TKltMS Salo will bo made on n cr!il r c. Alt creditors of and Jblalmxnta aninst the months. The purchaser will be required to estate of Wm. William, dee'd., are hereby nive bond, with (rood security, for the aotifti to srsncitt m.eauy ventre! to the- of tbe purchase uKxey, to have tbe force aBd MHteMifaeii ob or seai Juarv 1. MM. nt- ene .waring legal Inienrst oi a will be raMal. rrtAU aoiMi f tn from day ot Mis, wKh it tWMUtt, TWUHr taaUtt 4nmsiI as artcl-y- ea!d prifMtr tuiiit sU h Lien wscrrrd noon ilissis Tini:r' it ot security. paid. flH. WILLI A 83, Monday, NoYtMfeer 6, 1899. I will pay the highest market price for product- 'f at L. T. Wilson's st. " near'L. & K. R. R., y" get my prices" before gut,' elsewhere. octl8-8- w every description, Meiity, XmmlKr A. ,- - GOTT. Holies lo Taxpayer!. Efcjtial Rights lo All, Special Privileges U Neae. n; -- tt rcn-nin- Creditors- ITotice ! wh jmiiii. m, at, MHIW nww in (umi M,s.m. a. u. I want your taxes at om-- t . and warn you to look out iv the penalty. Your taxes hr.vt been due and collectible sintlast May. Call and settle at once. Respt., II. II. COLTER, Sheriff octll4w - - - '" flIK ",M BP" T' m ; ,r Boots FYOU WANT tTtul and hoes. t Shown ! is this City, n tt; 1 M To see th most stylish line of Ladies' and Men's Shoes for Fall and Winter, )rou are looking for our store. Our Fall Stock was never more complete. ' We arc prepared to fill your wants. Our styles and prices arc sure to p'ease you. We invite you to call and see the new styles and get prices. ?: mm sTnumur 2 ' K AT THE t NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. We take it as a favor for vou to call and look at our goods. We guarantee to save you money on every purchase. We carry a full line of Hats and Men's Furnishinsrs. and can show vou the Newest and Latest Things. Call and see us before buvinsr elsewhere. Busy Be i Cash Stor, f RI CE & ARNOLD. z& (SUCCESSORS TO WALLACE & BICE.) m Z& The appended items are intended only to show how reasonable are our prices and how great are the inducements offered to early fall purchasers; also as a drawing card for the purpose of giving you some idea of the magnitude of our fall stock. The beauty of our Dress Fabrics, which show the inspirations of the Loom Artists of France, England, Germany, Switzerland and America. j J Li w, trh T a 010 9 The Richmond Climax. WEDNESDAY. OUT. 25, Dr. Hobson, Dentist. 1893. Some men have no tastes but if the We have some special prices on vehicles for the next SO days. Also 1 color is all right, they chance it. . MeSherry wheat drill at a bargain, Never before have the good people of Madison and adjoining counties had such an enormous stock of goods to select their fall purchases from as we are now showing. Shelves, counters, Ledges and even the very floors, upstairs and downstairs, are creaning and groaning under the weight of the enormous stacks of goods that are piled upon them. VT IIiogixs & Luzon. Speaking at Combs Hons. J.Tevis Cobb and R. Harris tf IhB Non-Irritati- ng Cathartic Easy to take, easy to operate great syndicate of three the largest stores in Central Kentucky will be shown to a mers this fall, that is not in itself a GENUINE BARGAIN. DRESS GOODS. We aro very fastidious about our Dress Materials; they must bo of the most exclusive kinds in the costly weaves while the lower priced fabrics rellect true elegance, which is the harmony of good taste. ' We are offering a line ot beautiful mixtures, double width and pretty and stylish for 19c per yd., worth 39. Wo are showing tho handsomest line of Crepons in the market this season. Prices from 29c per yd. up; the fine imported weaves that go out freely at $2.48 per yd. We aro showing a complete lino of Venetians, Broadcloths and all weaves suitings Our adapted to tailor-mad- e prices quoted on these lines will be much lower than you can expect them to be. Our extraordinary line of plaids will enable you to nmke a quick selection and KCt tho latest bargains out. all-wo- ol Not a single item in this great store, in this enormous stock of goods, nor in this custo- OF ECONOMY ! THE FALL AHD WINTER SEASON IN KEN'S AND BOYS 3uvc J esse Cobb is president of the Vaco Crooko will address tho voters at Combs postofllce.in Bearwallow neighborhood, Democratic Club. on Friday next, at 2 p. m. Everybody Extra registration days, next Mon invited to attend. day, Tuesday and Wednesday. The heavy Newcastle foot-ba- ll club met the team of Central University -- Found, on Main street, Saturday, a here Monday and the gamo ended in a baby bracelet. Call at this office. tie This was the exact score made -- Messrs. Crooko and Cobb speak at last year by these teams in their first game. Combs postofllce Friday at 2 p. m. 5-- Hood's Pills Liquor has a peculiar way of getting tho best of a fellow after ho gets it SVssvxj CL, O THING Lowest-Price- Master Hugh Finuell has been com pelled by ill health to quit school. Tied at Fool-bal- l. down. ij U are prepared to clothe yon with the all-wo- ol ( 1'erfect fitting: and because tho e, tho "Vitals," tho very life o( the garment is carefulness in m.ikiiiK represents the expenditure of time and thought, and is a contrast to tho tailoring seen in ordinary Rendv-t- o Wear ( I'C bins. The Fabrics we show are of the very newest designs that be teen this season. Many confined exclusively to us, in the v'l of the above facts. r ice workrooms. wear-resistin- l!iirhtlv-madClothing in Ainonca iiitule. absolutely it Is the famous "Vitals" Urand, tho only Rendy-to-WeUithing Tailored on a strictly scientific basis in clean, well ar rightly e. .9 tl venti-l.it- Satn Ross sold to Shelby Jett his Silver Creek farm, 310 acres, at $00 per aero. letter from a Madison county soldier iu the Philippines, on our last -- A page. Hon, James Black, of Barboursville, will speak for the regular Democrats on court day, next. Republicans have decided to offer no opposition to the Democratic nominees for city offices. --The The most extraordinary feature combining our great offerings is, that we can and do sell our Clothing at less money elsewhere. e How can wo alford to soil such Clothing for less ni.niey than olsewliere? Our answer is pure and simple: Ours is a modem store, constructed strictly on progressive plans, our Clothing - sold on the smallest margin of profit, depending on a large volume id business. The more Clothing we sell, the greater our purchasing power, die lower our prices, that's the story in a high-gradnut-shel- l. During the winter of 1897, Mr James Reed, one of the leading citizens and merchants 'of CUv. Clav countv.W. Va . struck his leg against a cako of ice in such a manner as o bruise it severely. became very much swollen and pained him so badly that he could not Lest. alk witnout ttie aid of crutches. He g A handsome double case, as treated by phvsicians, also used several kinds of liniment and two and gold watch, with the letters, ''W. half collons of whiskv in bathini: it. W, B," engraved on case. A liberal but nothing gave any relief until he reward will be paid for return of same Ixean using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. to this office or This brought almost a complete cure in week's time and he believes that had A. T. Chenault. spt20tf to be be amputated. Pain Balm is un- qnaieu lor sprains, bruises and rheu Strayed or Stolen. matism. For sale by Perry & Thomas. last Friday, a From the water-workoct4-lbay mare about 15 hands high, and about 8 years old. Sho has a mark on S acq tie religious the young woman her back caused by saddle. Will pay who uses the church to advertise her new chothes. $5 reward for return of maro. stem-windins, Western Cities have been culled by our buyers and not a stone has been left unturned to make this the Banner Department of our store. All the new Jackets, Golf Capes, Children's Jackets, &c, that are in favor this season we are showing and our prices suit everybody. You can buy a handsome Silk Lined Jacket or Capo from us at the same price a cheap one would cost yon elsewhere. Don't fail to visit our Cloak Department, look through it, see many new things whether you want to buy or not Polite salesmen and salesladies will wait pn you. All Domestic Goods, are being wrapped up with the margin of profit entirely lost siht of. You can save money on each and every item purchased in this Department. Good Calicoes that make nice comforts and per yd. All best dresses are only brands Indigoes and Simpson prints at lower prices than anybody else soils them. Good Canton Flannel 5c. Good Quality Outing Cloth in light and dark shados 5c. An elegant assortment of best grade Flannelettes for wrappers and homo dresses 81c per yd. Good Percales 5c; better Percales 7Jc per yd. Red Flannel, heavy twilled, 15c per OUR CLOTHING Department is the talk of tho outiro county. We are selling good suits for men at $2.48; Men's good heavy Cassi-mer- o Pants 75c a pair. Our lino of Children's Knee Pant Suits is very complete. We are showing all the now things in favor this season Our Men's, Boy's and Youths Overcoats are piled mountain high on our counters and every garment is a bargain. You can't ask "for anything in the clothing line that we don't hnndlo from the cheapest to the finest. Get our pricos before buving elsewhere. We arc showing an Elegant Lino of Carpets. Linoleums, Oilcloths, Kugn, &c, in our Carpet Department. These goods are new fall importations, no old carried over goods Our prices In this department knock out all competition. While in tho Carpet Department nsk to seo our Oilshades and Lace Curtains, we havo a choice selection for this fall season. 3c S. J. Curtis sold 32 yearling mules to W. N. Jones, of Tenn , at ?3S-phead. He has more for sale. er G. B. Baxter, Water-work- s. (lood News for Onr Headers. . Covin gton & Mitchell. K. ) Mr. Dennis Z. Taylor, the hand steer to die last week with the "blacksome Waco inerchaut, has sold out his leg." The necessary precaution has store to his brother, Mr. T. 1$. Tavlor. been taken to prevent the spread of the Quail hunters are breaking the disease to other herds of cattle, but it law and farmers should report them to is feared it is too late. Valley View the Richmond Gun Club and receive a Argent. reward. New Wall Paper House in Richmond. -- Cattlo D)ing. S. P. Million, of Jolly Ridge, had a wh it wi 1 nl,-- 1. nerves. Hood's fearsanarilla true norvo strensth. VVter to pay Paul." That s do who take stimulants for Take Dincslos they positively cure Dyspepsia and other stomach troubles. 23c. at all druggist". a Ii'h a hard blow to temperance when It isn't always to a man's credit to h:is to swim a river iu order to stop drinking sometimes it is to his g f t drink. lack of credit. nun g LAUIto 3 0 Our assortment of Ladies' Jackets,-Furs- , Capes, Children's Wraps of all descriptions. We have not the time to- describe each article, but can safely say that we have a - The drug firm of Perry & Thomas Eleven good laughs are contained iu the article, "Kentuckian's Woes," on has installed a perfectly beautiful line our first pace. Cut it out lor your ot wall papers and have Mr. W. Leeds, a skilled artist, to hang and scrap book. decorate rooms to suit all tastes and -- Dr. Vault's cigar fac tory Is mak purses. No trouble to show goods. ing thousands of the fiuest cigars, aug23-t- f without the aid or consent of any Bitlen by a Maddog. other nation on earth." Mr. Wm. Baugh, of Irviue, who was We havo some special prices on bitten by a dog supposed to have been vehicles for the next 30 days. Also 1 mad on last "Wednesday night, passed McSherry wheat dril at a bargain. through Richmond Sunday on his way Higqi.ss & Luxo.v. tf to the Burglh madstone at White Hall After repeated attempts the stone failed Mr. A. J. Itoed, formerly of Rich mond, has recently been appointed to adhere. manager of the American Union Life Capl. Smith's Promotion. f nsurauco Company for the greater part Past Grand Master J. Speed Smith, of Ohio, with headquarters at Cincin of this city,' was elected Grand High nati. Priest of the Grand Chapter of KenHon. George E. Hancock, of Bar tucky Masons last .veek. This i3 ex boursville, Prohibition candinate for actly right. Cnpt. Smith is as true to Superintendent Public Instruction. the order as ho is to himself, and we will speak at court house next Saturday hope ho will get any honor he asks for. morning, October 2S, at 10 o'clock. All Mr. Streng Will Win. invited. Mr. Henrv J. Streng, who left for Four hundred choice, pure bred Louisville recently to engage In busiPlymouth Rock cockerels and pullets ness, is in Hue of promotion to two for sale at 50 cents each or $5 per dozen. prominent offices: Grand Master of They will cost you $1 each after Dec of Odd Fellows, and Vice Consul of the Kentucky Division League of Ameri Eggs, 15 for 50 cents. can Wheelmen. We want him to win Mrs. H. H. Colyer, both. sepl20-t- f Richmond, Ky. I. Who have scrofula taints iu their blood, and who lias not? Scrofula in all its forms is cured by Hood's Sarsa- pariila which thoroughly puriupsthe blood. Thisdisecse which frequently appears m children. Is greatly to be treaded, it is most likely to atfect the glands of the neck, which become en larged, eruptions appear on tho head and 'ace, and the eyes are frequently affected. Upon its first appearance.per- hans in sliifht eruptions or nimnles. scrofula should be entirely eradicated from the system by a thoronch course of Hood's Sarsaparilla to prevent all the painful and sickening cunsennences of running scrofular sores which drain ue system, sap the strength and mike existence utterly wretched. lm Lnzy people are critised a good deal, nut they generally lead long and happv lives. Thousands of the must stubborn and listressing cases of piles have been cured bv Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint ment- It never fails to cure. Price 50c. bottles, tubes 75 cents. Perrv & Thomas. oct-i-l- BOOTS AND SHOES. The enormous stock of Boots and Shoes that crowd our shelves and ledges has forced us to use our knifo iu this department and we have cut- to the heart iu every 'Ane. We never bad a more complete stock of Children School Shoes. Ladifs' Fine Shoes, Ladies' Work Shoes, Men's Fine Shoes, Men's and Boy's Boots and everything to be s shoe store, and found in a prices we are naming on them are moving them out in Bags, Carts and Wagons. Don't wait to get your shoes, come now. Wo aro agents for the 'Regina" Shoo, it is made on all the new style lasts and it is tho best S3 00 shoe for ladies in the market. Ask to seo a pair of our Itegina Shoes. first-clas- Wo have the best soleeted line of Ladies' Children's and Men's Underwear that will bo shown you this season. Our Ladies Union Suits at 2.c eacli are worth 50c. Children's Vests heavy winter weight from 10c up. yi. We are selling splendid Mottled Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants 15c. Flannels in gray, red and blue at 81c Men's Extra Heavy Bibbed Vests and Pants 25c each. per yd. Good Jeans 10c per yd. Good Bed Ticking 5c per yd; Best Wc aro agents for Tho American Bed Ticking 10 and 12e per yd. Best Lancast er and Amoskeag Apron Lady Corset. The Inwt feeling mid tnost stylish corsot used. Every CorGingham 5c per yd. Nico Dress Gingham 5c per yd; Bet- set warranted. ter grades 7i and Sl por yd. Our Bleach and Brown Cottons aro Get our prices on Trunks, Valises, CLOAKS AND WRAP- Sbeing wrapped up at very low prices Hats and Caps. Umbrellas, Ladies'-- . great in order to make room. Bring your Underskirts, Ladies' Dress Skirts, &c, We have one entire room in onr store devoted to our Cloak and Wrap wagons and load them up, they wont be we will save you money and show you All the Eastern and as low again this season. Department. the best line in the city. . 'I 1: hi We extend to one and all a cordial invitation to visit this Great Bargain Mart. The best the market both east and west affords to be had here at prices within the reach of everyone. Bring your wagons as you will buy so many goods when you leave the low prices we are naming that your buggy wont hold them. The Sunday law and tho eide door makes fifteen cent whisky out of the five ceut article. Bad Blood-C- uro Free. Eating Sores. Tumors, Ulcers, Can cer of the Nose, Eye, Lip, Ear, Neck, Breast, stomach, Legs, or Arms, are II curable by B. is. B. (Botanic Blood Balm), which is made especially to cure all terrible Blood Diseases. Per-istent fciores. Blood and Skin Blem ishes, Sciofula, that resist other treatments, are quicklv cured by B. B. B. t Botanic Blood Balm.) Skin Eruptions, Pimples, Ked, Itching bczema, scales, Blisters. Red or Brown Patches, Blotches, Catarrh, Hheumatism. etc, are all due to bad blood, and hence easily cured by B. B. B. Syphilitic Blood Poison literally driven from the system by B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm), iu one to five months. R. B. B. does not contain eee table or mineral poison. Ono bot le will test it in any case. For sale bv liruegists everywhere. Large bottles $1, six for $5. Send for a free sample bottle, which will be sent by return mail. When you write, describe symptoms, and personal free medical advice will be given. Address liiood liahn Uo , m Mitchell street, Atlanta, Gn. COMPANY. RICHMOND, MT. STERLING AND GEORGETOWN tea ML Salt-Itheum e. i H M .If! The story of "My Friend from India." which will be 6een at the White-Bus- Clack Badly Injured. Qieintr gs DI0CK wraps to suit every one and our PRICES are the LOWEST on high grade goods and no other firm in the City can compete with us. We are offering a select line of Jackets, at following prices: noted the serious in opera house Wednesday juries received by Jameslilack, of this h night, November 1. Besides being up- county, near Barbouiviile. It is said roariously funny and occasionally sug that Mr. Black was assaulted by J. B gesting horse play, there is a thread of Gross and stabbed to the hollow. He satire that is pleasing to the despiser is iu n critical condition. The injured of shams. The satire deals with the man is a brother of attorney S. K. L'. for society, and Black, of this city. craza of the Cattle 10 Cents a Pound. crnzi of society for fads tho theosophi- cal fad especially. "ErastusUnderbolt" Mr. H. M. Morgan, one of the largest grows cattle buyers of this section, has just a rich Kansas City rich goes to New York, and for his returned from Clay county. He says children's sake tries to break into cattle are bringing better prices in Clay "swelldom." He thinks by posing as a county than they are at home. Henry patron of thcosophy he will succeed Marcum, of Clay county, bought a yoke Ills son goes on a spree, and bring a of oxen weighiug 3,000 ponnd for which drunken barber home witli him, and to he paid ten cents a pounds or $300 for a escape his father's ire, he palms his pair of cattle. Valley View Argent. we new-ric- h pork-packe- In our last Don't tako physic when you should On the 10th of December. 1897, Rev. S. A. Dnnahoe, pastor M. E. Ohurch, take exercise. South, Pt., Pleasant, W. Va., contractand Kczcma. Tetter, ed a severe cold which was attended from the beginning by violent cougn-inThe intense itching and smarting InciHe says: "After resorting to a dent to these diseases is instantly allayed Vpeciiics, usuaiiy by npplying Chamberlain's Eye and number of kept in the house, to no purpose, I pur Skin Ointment. Many very bad ;ases chased a bottle of Chamberland's have been permanently enred by it. It Cough Remedy, which acted like a i3 ennally efficient for itching piles and charm. I most cheerfully recommend a favonto remedy for sore nipples; it to the public." For sale by rerry a chapped hand3, chilblains, frost bites octi-lThomas. and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box. a way or I will Eithor I will find I)r. Cady'i Condition Powders, are make one. Sit P. Sidney. just what a horse needs when in bad Dizziness. loss of nnnitite. flatulency condition. Tonic, blood purifier and They are not food but and nausea are all connected with dys vermifuge. a july2G-ly- r pepsia or indigestien. Herbine will mediciiwand tho best in use to put 25 Frico iu prime give prompt relief. Price 50c. Perry horse por package. condition. jents oct4-lOno wny to prevent hiccough is to & Thomas. abstain from going out between the acts. m That Joyful Feeling Witli the exhilarating sense of and strength nnd internal cleanliness, which follows the ui?e of Syrup ot Figs, is uuknown to the few who have not progressed beyond the old time medicines and the cheap substitutes sometimes offered but never accepted by the well informed. Buy the genuine. Manufactured by the by the California Fig Syrup Co. Thomas. White's Cream Vermifuge is a highly valnable preparation, capabloJrom tlw promptitude of its action, of clearing the systom in a fow hours of every worm. Price 25 cents- - Perry and oct4-lt- n A man may smile, and smilo, nnd still be a temperance advocate. 'I wish to express my thanks to the manufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, If you want tho trust evil suppressed having put on the market such a wonvote the Democratic derful medicine," savs W. W. in Kentucky, of Beaumont, Texns. There are ticket. many thosands of mothers whose chilTho most stubborn cases of Bron dren havo been saved from attacks of chttis succumb to Cousseii's Honey of dysentery and cholera infantum who Tar. Price 25 and 50 cents. Perry & must also feel thankful. It is fi r sale ocl4-loct4-lby Perry & Thomas. Thomas. Mas-singi- ll, fr I A Great Seccess. r, 2 3 24 74 00 - 00 M 4 49 m 6 8 Wfr You will find in this lot a complete assortment nnn..11. J fi 4.4.,, Oi colors, niuuieu aimi wiiciua ji icguu f 1 u companion off ag a great theosophical adept. The complications arising from the desire of the barber to escape, and the obstacles that beset him continue throughout the play. The fun is pure, clean and refreshing. It Is one of the very few good things scheduled for our pleas a re. The cast includes Joseph A Wilkes, Georgo Mack, Osborno Searle, Late Vroman, Charles Gaunt, Joseph Damery, Louise Arnot, West Temple, Madce Otis, Lois Francis Clark and Helen Weber. Lost Cape. "The Prince of the Powers otitic Air," nary Burgeon oi this place, says tie has taken Hood's Sarsaparilla and seen it UBod by different people and it has iroved a creat success, eradicating im purities from the blood and curing var- ous diseases. He took it himself for ivy poisoning and it was wonderfully successful. It is the best medicine money can buy. A mnn needs no spectacles to seo the beauty of uprightness when he looks at it through an iron barred door. 12, 1S90. Dr. T. O. Miller, a well known veteri Bishop, Ky., October E IF VOU WANT THE The above is the title of a highly meritorious poem sent to the Climax by a local contributor, too late for this issue. As there are some important words too illegibly written to decipher, we request tho author to call at tho of fice and explain. The poem Is in all respectsa worthy production, and we solicit a continuance of such favors. For all fresh cuts or wounds, in either the human subject or in animals. as a dressing, Ballard's Snow Liniment cut and made of materials that we can re- commena ior auraute wear m wt-- auuu goods as will please and attract the eye as well as give entire satisfaction in price. You must see these before Tou have made up your mind to purchase a wrap. TT tTA Sealskin cape black silk lined, lost on Thursday on Irvine pike or. in town. Reward if left at this office. For Sale. Suits for Ladies if j'ou See our Tailor-mad- e as it will pay you. think of buying, VP S9- A blacksmith stand and house and lot near Kingston. For farther partic ulars call on or address D. D. Pensixotos. Kingston, Ky. sept27 lm Mr. Hays' Speech. LADIES'. GENT'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. The Talne3 in this Department can not be resisted. TRY DS. Hon. Napoleu B. Hays, of Pineville, made one of tho most convincing speeches delivered hete during this camnaicn. on Thursday last. He Is a mountain Democrat iu whom there is no guile nor semblance of turning It Was Bryan's Poorest Speech. Those who accompanied Mr. Bryan GENT'S FURNISHINGS AND A A LADIES' DRESS GOODS QPFfJAITY we can save 'ou maney. If in want of MILLINERY call and see us, Respectfully Submitted to Cash Trade, during his entire tour of Kentucky, last week, when he traveled 1774 miles In three days and spoke 27 times, say that Ins Richmond speech was the poorest ho delivered on the journey So be ill If that was his worst, then what wo failed to hear must have been printed darlings. The Courier-Journevery word ha uttered publicly during those throe days, nud it was "mighty intcrestiu' readin"1. To our mind his Stanford and Maysvillo speeches were his best. But the fact is allotthem were the best. Tho Climax printed his Richmond speech in full nextinorh al D AQENT FOR AUCALL PATTERNS. V EI RED IS nff. is excellent; while for sores on work ing horses, especially if slow to heal, or suppurating, us neaung quntittes are uneouaied. i'nee 25 and 50c. Perry octi-i& i nomas. Pot Hunting. Neither Ajax, nor any other man, it the present law, which imposes a ever defied Jersey lightning with im heavy fine for having partridges in pos punity. session i before November 15th, was Free medical advice. Men and wo strictly enforced it would do much to Buffering from chronic disease are stop pot hunting. Iu Montgomery men to consult Dr. Pierce. Buffalo. invited county a short time ago. a man was N. Y., by letter, absolutely without fee fined $25 for this offense. or charge. For more than thirty yenrs pnvsician to the The Richmond Gun Club will pay a as cniei counsuiting Surgical Invalids' Hotel and Institute big reward for information that will of Buffalo, Y., Doctor Pierce has to the prosecution of offenders. lead devoted himself to ttie treatment and cure of chronic forms of dieense. AsCoal Burns Up. sisted by liis staff of nearly a score of uno coal you nought last year is physicians, eacli. man a specialist, ms phenomenal, about gone. Go at once and replenish success has beenevery hundred ninety J. M. Baker, telephone 1S7, is selling eight persons in ana aitogtier treated cured. being absolutely tbccelebrated Diamond Coal and Ken women nave especially availed tnem tucky Coal at 12 cents delivered, or 11 selves of Dr. Pierce's offer of free con cents on the yard. Now Is the time to sultation by letter, thereby avoiding questiouings.the obnox order, while it is dry and light weight the uupleasant ious examinations, ana odious local you get no rainsoaked coal if bought treatments considered nececsary by now. Office and yard. Blanton Ware some practitioners. Over half a million house, at L. & K. crossing on East women have leen treated by Dr. Pierce and his staff for diseases peculiar to ocl25-4Main street. women, with unvaring success. Write without fear as without fee. Every letMadison County Declamatory Contest ter is treated as strictly private and Nice Cash Prize. sacredly confidential, and all answers Prof. J. D. Clark, Superintendent of are sent In plain envelopes, hearing uo Address Dr tho Caldwell High School, wishes ua printing upon them. It. V. Pierce, World's Dispensary Med to announce during Thanksgiving Week ical Association, ISiitlato, si. Y. the annual declamatory contest of pu After a woman has lived to be seven pi Is of the public schools of Madison county will tako place. All pupils of ty she still believes that she never has had her own way. the public schools are eligible. Prof. Clark desires to asks that Nature can only feed the flame of lifo teachers immediately send names to with the foou eatnn winch is digested it weak hi:n of alt tho students who wish to Herbine will as and bo improve compete fur tho prize, which' will be $i0 stomach, the natural bloom of health. to insure cmU. la Prioo 50c. Prry Tkouuw. oeU-l. diitc-atio- n m E ST ' OOTEE The SBST.GALP BOOT in Tut? Eubbr and Calf lined, S BEST SHOES Fo.i Ladies', Misses' and Children's. The best felt BOOT The best gum BOOT. The best UNDERWEAR. The best HAT or CAP. The best GLOVE, on the market for the least money call on H UGLaS. BR1GH TP0 207 WEST MAIN STREET. 1 m BUUXD. II N . 33. Talcing Time Tahiti Effect Sun- day, Juno ICAMT 11, 1809. 2d Class. 1st Clang. No I No. 3 No. Hi Sun Ex San Ex Sun A. M. 10 22 11 OS 11 26 11 41 11 SH Versailles ... Nictiolasville Valley VUw Million P.M. 5 5a 7 35 S 00 8 13 8 3J A.M. 5 6 7 8 9 IS SO 6 SO .. .. ItiitimouJ 00 Union Mouerlev. Hr.ih!neUI P. X. IS 13 12 16 IS 30 12 35 1 l'noll Inim ... ... 00 05 10 25 l 40 10 10 11 ... 0.5 Si No. TO No. 2 No7 4 No. Kx Sun Kx San Ex San Ex Sun A. M. P. M. 2 10 2 15 2 2J HrassAeld Mob.Tley Union Million Valley Vlrw Voraaillrx Irvine l'molii 1H .... P. M. 6 06 6 20 23 A. M. II 55 1 05 1 20 1 4i 2 15 3 05 3 45 4 SO 6 10 V. M. Acts gently on the Nlcholasville i ( II 2 45 3 IS 3 3) 6 58 75 IH 4 11 w. .. P. M. A. M. P. M." dmeys, Liver and Bowels the System EFFECTUALLY AH trains coniwet wild Louisville Southern train tn and from Lmiiirllle. N. O. &T. r. trains All trains connect with to and from Cincinnati. J. vv . ROCK, Train Dispatcher. W. II. ADAMS, Superintendent. l GlEAnses iYRUP PEPSI 'CURES CONSTIPATION. 13 DR. CALDWELL'S OVFRCOrV PERMANENTLY SSS?wo- 2 2 o --J ? ft g g BUT THE GEMUIM- t- WHTB By O s, pa CO i cf !!! f i roasAucrsuoMsmrixt sotrutomt. JanS-l- y Iliii S 1 3 ltd I u o B I ill Beds Broken! OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF a , 5 r ft o a w tn o 3 . S 't M M TC B ..BOOTS AND SHOES.. 1 1- i :: : i : : 13 o o H a 05 hrenks all records. Kever before in the history of our town was there n more complete line offered the people. Every shoo has been bought at tho very lowest market price, and wo are in a position to give our customers. BEH323HB -- iiji The !.'::; Value For fbs Least SS8S H323 , PEPSI sYRl!PINDIGESTION. CURES " DR. CALDWELL'3 Money we can fit you. Our shoes are made to fit. You will find no trouble in crettinff a fit here. "We have all that's LII -- IM! LATEST; all that's GOOD! SHORT LINE TO New OrleansBest Line to ARKANSAS, TEXAS, MEXICO ANTD CALIFORNIA. Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car leaves Louisville every Thursday night and runs through to Francisco. Ask your ticket agent for particulars or write to K II. fowler, Traveling Passenger Agent, Louisville, Ky. Free Reclining Chair Cars Louisville to Memphis and New Orleans. A. II. HANSON, O P. A . Clilcnco. WM. A. KELL0ND, A.G. P. ALnnisvllle. i We haye a few summer goods left that we will sell you at your own price. The' are all nice and ! good. Now's your chance Yours for the Right Price, Freeman Bros., First Street, Richmond, Ky. YOTJ 33 A E3M3aA3 F fusion i i a WM 1BJ3 1 at and, of courRe.want a Democratic newsis the paper. The Chicago h In Effect December 5, DAILY BXU81T SUNDAY. ) m. a.m T 2 0l 2V 1 25 ft 48 6 17 7W 6 20 09 28 M Lve. Richmond i ii S 11 It Winchester...." 11 42 llaysville " .. .. Paris ..." 8 40 Georgetown " 7 60 Ar. Frankfoit . Lve. 7 0J " " " ...Ar. p.m. 1 (tl p.m 7 29 6 16 8 30 S 10 4.23 3 40 Ask for tickets via Paris. J. R. NEWTON, G. P. A. EASIER THAU EVER The present schedule of Illinois Central in addition to shortening the timo to Memphis and New Orleans, has made it "Easier Than Ever" to reach all points in Arkansas, Tolas Mexico, Ariioni and California The HuleiKlid train service with which the Illinois Central's Memphis and NewOrleans Vestibuled "Limited." is equipped makes it "Easier Than Ever" to take a trip to the above mentioned territory. The Central is the only line which runs Free Reclining Chair Oars and Vestibuiled trains fr.m Louisville to the outh, also a weekly I'ullman Tourist Car for California, 9 25pm Le Louisville every Thursday 8 Maui Arr Memphis Friday 7 4Spm Arr New Orleans Friday 8 10pm Lre N'ewOrieaiK Friday 8 4ain Arr Houston Saturday 4 45pm Arr San Antonio Saturday 3 45pm Arr Rlpaso Sunday 9 2"pm Arr I OS Angeles Mo n lay 5 16pm Arr San Francisco Tuesday Rail-mad, Tim h Tt Tret Wiitw Rrit to Cil&nii. Parties desiring to make a comfortable trip to the territory mentioned will do well In with It. II. Fowler, Traveling Passenger Agent, Louisville. Ky. Wu. Alfuiid Kklloxd, A O. P. AM A. II. Hansom. Q P. A., Lonisville. Ky. Chicago, 111. dec29-l- y Urcatost Democratic Weekly Newspaper of the Country. It advocates the readoptlou of the platform and the of William .lenniiies Bryan. T.ere has nevei beon a political campaign that will equal in importance that of the ono to be fought next year. The Republican party, backed by the monoy power of this country and IJurope, is alert and aggressive. Flushed with the victory 'of three years ago it will seek by every means in its power to maintain its supremacy. Democrats must be up and doing. They must wagu an unreasinp; war tip-o- n tiioir enemies. In no better and more elfeetive way can this be done than by the circulation of good, sound Democratic 11 ewiipapers. The publisher of The Chicago Dispatch, will Bend to even' now subscriber for three months a copy of Tho Chicago Dispatch for ten cents. If you are not already taking this grat political weekly, send in ten cents at once. You should not only do this yourself, but you should induce all vonr friends to join with you. Ry a little offect you can easily raise a club of ten or twenty subscribers. The Chicago Dispatch is indorsed by William Jennings Bryan and other Democratic leaders Address THE CHICAGO DISPATCH. 120 and 122 Fifth Avenue Chicago, Illinos. CALL AT -- I35x. H X cu ECQMQMIST RANGES - mWmmw SALOON PARLOR WHEN IN TOWN. h tn : '- o w i,4- - X Coolest and most refreshing of drinks that can be found in the city are dispensed and accommoby up-to-da- te dating clerks. w GO Oenulne Saratoga Water Kept on Tap. ' iSSSSSSSJiSSSSSSSSSSSSSJ H Roofing, Guttering and General Phone 3. Second St. RICmiOND. KY. Job Work. PINKHAM says that irritability indicates who are nervous and snappish are to be Tho following letter is from a Richpitied. Their homes are uncomfortable; their dismond boy who joined tho regular army positions grow constantly worse. Such women need the counsel and treatment of a woman who understands the peculiar at the outbreak of the Spanish War. -i He grows eloquent toward the lnnt in troubles of her sex. Mrs. Anna E. Hall, of Mill- -. his defence of the "regnlais," and his dale, Conn., was all run down Y prestations of loyalty to the fl.ig are EVERY-DAvery readable: health and. had completely lost control of her nerves. She wroteCandaba, Isle dr Luzon. to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., Philippine Iblanb. Aug 20 1ST9. Richmond Climax: r for advice. Now she writes: - T raicli tn fTinntr vrin fnr rohnt ' ' As I am old Richmond boy 1 think your Vegetable Compound has done for me. It has helped mo that it might interest Milne of my more than anything else. I suffered for a long time with nerff. emits to know something of what ie vousness, pains in back and limbs and falling, of the womb; going on in this far Eastern country, also had neuralgia in my head and could not sleep. I told where Uncle Sam's boys in brown are mv husband that some- s trying to iiupre.) upon lie OQaOruSSej" r 5SWOWSS .i.r v. a the necessity of their taking up I was nearly frantic with j the "white man's bunion." pain. Having read of My legiinent, the 22nd U. S. Infanthe wonderful cures j try, landed at .Manila on the Cell oi Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- March, afier an uneventful voyage ctable Compound had across the Pacific, which was broken performed, I determined! by a very pleasant stop iTf five days r.t to try it. I have taken Honolulu, which is a beautiful city, it' and am happy to say I where wo enjoyed ourselves immense- am cured. I recommend to all my friends and never After landing at Manila we woro tire of telling the benefit marched to our temporary barracks at have derived from its use. Malata, which isasuberb of Manila, have you alone to thank fc and were then given a short rest and my recovery." were fitted wiih tropical clothing, as Mrs. Ellen Flanawe had worn our heavy blue from Fort gan. 1810 Mountain St., Crook, in the United States. Philadelphia, Pa., writes: 8 In the few days we were iu Malatn "Dear Mrs. Pinkham 8 barracks wu bad a chance to see Manila. Three years ago I was Of courbe, wo suffered from the intense a sufferer from chrome heat, as the change was very great to dyspepsia, was irritable us coming from Fort Crook, only a and cross, and con say ' mouth before, where- thero were four that after taking seven feet of snow and the thermomoter stood bottles of Lydia E. Pink-10 and 12 below zero! On the 13th of ham's Vegetable Compound was entirely cured. I take great Marcli we had our first engagement at pleasure in writing this to you and would be pleased to be Wheat-on- 's Patelas. We were a part of Gen. interviewed by any one who is afflicted with that distressing brigade and the advance was made complaint. I am very grateful to you." froru San Pedro Martha church. Here we bad some pretty hard fighting, as the enemy was Ftrongly entrenched at tho volunteer nnd never mention the Every soul that ever found its way this point and gave us stubborn resist- regular, the man who is the backbone from earth to heaven was wafted thero ance. Our Joss was vory heavy, as we of the army? The men who always do on the wings of sentiment; every had to advance across an open field in their duty without a murmur. Is it our brave spirit who over facod death for tho faco of a terrific fire. Wo drove peoplo, because wo are only the hired his country was led by sentiment to them for several miles and bivouaced fighting men of Uncle Sam? Do tho th'e battlefield; every beantiful picture for the night on the blul's overlooking people think that we have no patriot- is a sentiment reflected from tho heart the Pasig river. Here we stayed, hav- ism, no love for our country and flag on tho canvas, and every creation of ing an occca&ional skirmish with the that we faco death day alter day for the the sculptor's chisel is the silent imago nogeneral engagement.until the paltry sum of S15 CO per month? No! of sentiment. What power i3 it which morning of the 18th, when the 2nd bat- no! the regular is just as proud to see leads tho bride and groom to the altar and Feals their vows? talion of tho 22nd was sent out to scout that starry emblem of liberty and It is the pure the Pasig Valley. Here we were led in in the lead of our own regiment as sentiment of love. What is it which makes home and to a trap and were completely surround- any volunteer in the world. But I am ed, but we held tho enemies offns long taking up too. much of your time so I life nnd the world beautiful? It is sen as we had any ammunition. Our loss will bring my letter to a close, hoping timent. What are flowers butthefra on this day was very heavy. My com that you will kindly send me a copy of grant sentiment of God? What are the pany alono had two killed and 11 your paper once in a while. I remain brawling brooks and rivers but the language and song of the waters? AViiat wounded, among the latter was our yours respectfully, Wm. H. Ryan, are laughter and song but sentiment? captain, Frank Jones. My wifeless friend, somowherein thy Company E, 22nd U. 3. Infantry. After tins we took part in the battle heart there is an angel seutimcnt sleep ofLaLoma, Callocan, Polo Hill, Mai- ing. I appeal to you in the name of (iloriuus News labou and Mauila. It was at this place that our Colonel Egbort, of Kentucky, Comes from Dr. D. 1$. Cargilo, of religion, and patriotism, and society, was killed while leading tho 22nd iu a Wliashita, I. T. Ho writes: ."Four and love to wake it, and let it fly out charge against the old stono fort on bottles of Electric Bitters has cured in searcli of its kindred sentiment, and the" top of Malinta hill. Mrs. Brewer of Bcrofula, which had it will not bo long before broadcloth we were also with Liwton in Ills caused her great suffering for years. nnd white swiss shall float down the march against tho insurgent capital, Terrible sores would break out on her aisles of the crowded church, anda new Malalas. but we met "with very little head and face, and the best doctors book of thy destiny shall be opened, reresistance on this trip. Our last cam- could give no helpjbut her cure is com- vealing mysteries which thou hast paign was with Gen. Lawtou when he plete and her health is excellent." never dreamed of before. Loueiiness made his famous inarch across the This shows what thonsands have will quit tlieo there, nnd thou shalt mountain of Angot and came in the rear proved, that Electric Bitters is tho walk in sentimeut and nowness of the rebel stronghold, Uallinag, and best blood purifier known. It's the of life. Gov. Bob. Taylor, in "Youth took them by surprise. We came supremo rernpdy for eczema, tetter, and Age. 4 across a place that the foot of man had salt rheum, ulcers, boils and running lie Fooled The Surgeons. never trod. We had a little skirmish sores. It stimnlates liver, kidneys and All doctors told Renick Hamilton, ol here but it did not amount to much as bowels, expels poisons, helps digestion the enemy was taken so completely by builds up tho strength. Only 50 cents. West Jefferson, O., after suffering 18 surprise that they did not take the time Sold by Perry & Thomas, Druggist, months from Bectal Fistula, he would die unlcis a costly operation was per4 to fire many shots at us. Guaranteed. formed ; but lie cured himself with five We have beeu here at this town ON BACHELORS. GOV. BOB TAYLOR boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, tho Candaba for over two months, as the surest Pile cure on Earth, and the best rainy season has made campaigning Mv Dear Old Solitary: AVho mends Salve in the World. 25 cents a box. impossible around here, but last week there was a general advance made vour socks? Do vou sew on your but Sold by Perry & Thomas, Druggist. 4 you to from Sanfunando, North, nnd I think tons? How long does it take things have passed away, behold Why don't you it is the intention to take the rest of thread a needle? all things are become new-- " The only tho railroad, North of Sanfunano. There brush the cobwebs out of your Isouls, tiling discussed by the Itepublicans has been some hard fighting there but and straighten up, and get a good wife now is tlie Louisville couvention. it takes so long for news to reach us here to do all these things for you! What True to their training, they are not satiyou find in this world with I am not able to give the particulars of plensuro do sfied without taking a hand iu somethe fight, but our troops have made out a partner? It is not good that man body clso'i family affairs. Why should some great advances with very small should live alone. The world owes the Louisville convention" bo of any you a rib, and you ought to havo your loss. concern to them? Simply because a. The health of the regiment has beon old ribs cracked if you don't collect few rascals like lohn Young Brown the debt. Why don't you rig up your very good up to the last month. Since P. P. Johntou got caught up with and we have been here there is consider matrimonial tackle, old boy, and go cried fraud nnd that was e.nough for angling for a "frau?" Your old panat-looable sickness, owing to the fact that wo Republicans, for if there is any are looking mighty lonesome tho are surrounded by a very foul swamp. anywhere, they are bound to havo hanging there In tltat dusty wardrobe fraud There is considerable sore feet among a hand iu it. As buzzards hover the boys, caused by having to wade without any calico to keep tnem com around a stinking enrcas, so do Repubbarefooted in tho foul mud and water. pany. Your' room is a poor paradise licans flock to the camp of the traitor. I see in some papers that have reached without a fair Evo to adorn it. I know Nicbolasvillo Democrat. me from the States, letters from soldiers what Is the matter with you; you are "If you scour the world you will here, mostly voluntecrs,diBcribing some afraid of grocery bills, and dry goods of the battles they were engaged inind bills and doctors' bills, and curtain never find a remedy equal to One Minute Cough Cure," says Editor telling'about shootitig down prisoners lectures, and the overthrow of your in- Faekler, of the Micanony, Fia., "Hustnnd shelling towns where there are wo dependence and freedom of speech, or ler." It cured his family of LaGrippe men nnd children. This is false as else you are afraid to "pop the ques- and saves thousands from pneumonia, can be, and 1b only the chattering of a tion," and thus loseagolden opportuni- brouiihitis, croup and& all throat aud lung troubles. Perry Thomas. lot of young idiots who are seeking to ty bv simply looking at her and gringam newbpaper noterietv at the ex ning like a basket of 'possum heads. A peominent Ohio Bepublican, Aro you accumulating a fortune? If writing to the editor of the Climax, in pense of poisoning the minds of thegood peoplo at home. Wo have been carry- so, for whom? Did you ever hear "Pri a personal letter says: "As to the im ing on a humano warfare, and at no vate" John Allen's story of the divi perialistic policy,! am opposed to it. I time has been any cruelty to the natives sion of an old barhelore estate? When believe it is contrary to the spirit and dividing out among his kins- principles of our institutions. If we are by American soldiers. Of course, o they were folks, ono disgruntled relative felt that Republicans, we should aid is cruel to both sides, but an Amerin giving ican soldier never mistreats a fallen ho hadn't received his share of the freedom to tho people and not taking estate, and complainingly said: it away!" Such a patriotic utterance cneinv. I sometimes wish the old man had as this finds no expression from those We soldiers of courso would rather be back iu our coufortablo barracks in not died." wiio believe that this is a war of congood wotho Slates than here sleeping in swamps If you are poor, you need a quest, by the Republican party for the you are and marching ail day in tho blistering man to help you get .rich; if benefit of Wm. McKinlev. good woman to help to put rich you need a sun. lint duty calls us here is a Eat plenty, Koaol Dyspepsia Cure down the enemy of our country and you get poor. In either case she pass through will digest what you eat. It cures ail we stay until our country sees fit success. For a man to here forms stomach tills world without a helnmeet Is a bles. of dyspepeia and Vernon, trouto recall Us. E. It. Gamble, Texas, to mo; and yet I savs: relieved Sir, I would like to say ono thing strange philosophy "It mo. isme from tho start as and cured It now my everlast about the regular soldier. Why is lt, have seen men with as noble hearts ever throbbed, .full of splendid senti ing friend." Perry & Thomas. that all the papers give such praise to ment, and in lovo with the beautiful There can be no question that Mr, live out their da3-in this wretched Goobel has made a remarkable can The best of wom- ness. Bachelordoin is a habit; tho vass. Tiie crowds that have attended en maybe the worst longer Sndulgod iu, the harder to break, his speakings and the enthusiasm maniDisof sufferers. ease is no respecter until its victim is bo infatuated with it fested by thoso supporting him havo of persons. The that it seoms impossible to quit. He never been equaled in a contest for a regular periodic becomes "sot." State office in Kentucky. Ho is a man al sultenng ot One of tho attendant misfortunes of a of many womdestiny, and bids fair to bo a potent I once ractor en is calcu bachelor is in the atiairs not only or the lated as ag heard of an bachelor gregating who bought a new pair of gloves and State, but of tho nation. Madfsonvllie PVK Hustler. len years of the went home with them and astonished and nieces by throwing .Millions of 'dollars, is tho value placed thirty his nephews between them in the firo and spitting on the by Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa., on the life of her child, when she. was saved fifteen to spit in from croup bv the use of One Minute and bed. Of course ho intended the fire and throw his gloves on tho Cough Cure. It cures all coughs, colds and throat and lung troubles. Berry bed. The best way to euro A LETTER FROM THE PHILIPPINES. MRS. LITERARY NOTES Tho present generation is only now coming to understand the meaning of the word "work." It applies to all classes, rich and poor alike, and Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetson has undertaken to inake this clear in her article, "What Work Is," which appears in the October Cosmopolitan. Sir Henry Irving devoted part of bis summer holidays to writing an artfele, "which he has given to the Ladies' Home in Journal. It is called, Small Communities," and tolls how the study, reading aloud aud acting oi Shakespeare's worlcs may be followed in communities away from tho larger centers. Messrs. A. P. Barnes & Co., New York, announce for .immediate publication Prof. John Phelps Fruit's "Mmd and Art of l'oo's poetry," forstndents of American literature, alsj Mr. Nicho- -' las Knight's "Quantitivo Chemical Analysis" a liand book for practical cnemisis and students of chemistry. .Mr Kuiglic in piofcssor of chemistry in Cornell College, Mount Vernon, Iowa. They call attention to their new hytnu book, ' Glad Tidings," by AVm. L. Mason, author oi the .Mason music. This is an exceedingly good book and is furnished at $30 per hundred. Also Rev. James Carter's new hymn and tune book, "Songs of Work and Worship," for prayer meetings and Christian Endeavor societies. Price $35 per hundred. ' In connection with Snnday school work they call renewed attention to Lyman Abbott's "Commentary on the Four Gospels," vols. 1, 2 anil 5 of tho New Testament Commentary. Thore will bo a demand in 1000 ior this Commentary for tho International S. S. Lessons on the "Life of Christ." "Stamp Out CoDbUism j(ll'li'u'in-.iiJnmioii"IM- fa-JJ- J TALKS WITH WOMEN I Pliilip-piuoe- Our Goods f Our prices gates, bombastic claims. .1 s. o.sss u q ioa 4 .711 PLEASE J gWmWwSi 0 . W - p Compel you to trade with us when you give us a trial. J . ene-my.b- ut lree-do- m ance question Bkv. H. B. Coleman--, Louisviux, Ky. irear jair: j. am m receipt of your card with request for 50 cents to assist yon to "stamp out Goebelism." I regard your solicitation as below the dignity of your calling, an insult to niyseir, who voted for tho Goebol Bill, and will vote for William Goobel, a man whose public life I approve, and whose private character is becoming lustrous by tho abrasions of 6!andor. Your 'hundreds of leading ministers" might find holier work. If there is a purpose on your part deeper than the 50 cents it must ho to use .yonr religions influence for political effect. Is not this precisely the objection you have made to Catholicism? It is true that a number of our preachers have been getting frisky in politics. During the last Legislature we had preachers at Fraukfort to instruct us on the book hill as well as the temper! S --KIM K'etile Attachment. v- SM S The ladies cannot be deceh ed "by catchy phrases nor All we have to say is, we buy in the best markets of the world, select the lawhen you buy you know you have d test goods,-an- the latest, goods. up-to-da- te want? If so, trade with Is that what jou White PURCHASING Gibson AGENCY. Cut-Ra- te S v Mot Blast Peninsular. Dorfle Heater with Tea I with fuel. I rrffM - SM0K3 COXSUMINGI PAULOR PURNACH or heavy Are pot. then Mi fif" ?nn&?J"'d produces perfect combustioninto fire. gnatvia taVair way "P. and a savin of -- "Hundreds of leading ministers from all parts of tho Slate" aro backing you up, so you State. Moro's" tho pity. Paul said: "I determined to elso amongst you but Jesus Christ and Him crucified.", Do yon know what the Goebel Do you find fault with his moral character? Did tho Goebol men in the convention create tho disorder? "Honest Indian," now, are you not in league with corporate power? You can't "stamp out Goebelism" unless' you stamp out Democracy, for Mr. Goebel in his political creed is the best exponent of Kentucky Democracy. discriminating public will approve liim and despise you. know-nothin- g Writo to Cozinc & Co.'s Purchasing Agency, Louisviilo, Ky for auy thing you want to buy. You can savo big money. Information free. SAMPLES FREE. uritedurafmty cUJ)ot,mno,n"1Jator'rom dlrect a""1 POWEr.FUL FLOOR H BATE It neaector ring"bctween heavy ribbed Ore pot ooter casing, forcinB the intense heat from loner and rndlaor exteada to to the section of Stove down floor where Jiiosbrrnalred. WILL HEAT ROOM ay prr 10 Donbio Heater Collar and extending to register In above. If not nea in that way, heat is distributed to all parts ot room floor an, as a tea kettle attachment in liHion to gridd: hole top. FIRE CONTROLLED TO A DEQRBB m.rS''ff,i.Re,t:uat01? "P0"1 and Asn I1' are valve aeatc.'. absoluely air tight and Warranted to so. They are mounted m heavy, quid-- , acting screws, working in a remain detachable yoke, ami g when screw in, not out, preventing breakage ia use. CM at the CASH HARDWARE HOUSE of aainig openins-can-heatilize- We want your name for PASTIME, bright, clean, illustrated story and hu morons paper for the family circle, 10 largo pages, only 73 cents a year; trial 4 months, 10c. Wo give to sub scribers Gold Watches. Bicycles, Sew ing Machines, Guns, etc. Samples and particulars free. Send us your address to-da- y r)rs .qpe-un- J. M. State Senator 2Stli TiroMAs. if you do no more. Wo will Dist., State of Ky. Blue Grass Clipper. A drunkard is a man who commits suicide on the installment plan. ' surprise you. Please don't wait, send now. Better enclose 5 stamps for trial subscription. PASTIME, Pub. Co. Louisville, Ky. UOX'T t.in b? c.Iad to sho.w yu thIs toTe as we" as a full line of other and coolcstoves, grates, etc. mehl-l- y SUFFER, THE EhECTROl'OlSK &&&&&& A BOON TO DR-TA ns Cures all diseates without tho uso of unmpuen, wno was ex medicine. A pure Oxygen treatment pelled from the Methodist ministry two by absorption. It cures where every years ago, was reinstated- Dy the con tiling eise laiis. it is needed in everv ferenco at Glasgow last week. family' for it will relieve every weak' ness or ailment, to the most persistent chrolilc disease, and withoni. the use. of a grain of medicine. Thousands of peoplo all over the United States, from private citizens to Lawyers, Doctors Preachers, Supremo Judges, Editors, etc , even Crowned Heads of Europe, have given written tastamoni.ds ot there are thousands of wothese facts. Book of testimonials, and men who nearly suffer death matter of great interest with prico of from irregular menses. Someinstruments 6ent free. Every familv times the " period " comes too often sometimes not often r should have an Electropoise; it saves enough sometimes the flow is money, induces health. Send your ad too scant, and again it is too dress at once and see what people sav profuse. Each symptom shows who have thoroughly tested its merits. thaf Nature needs help, and Aents wanted. THE ELECTROPOISE that there is trouble in the orCO.. 513 4th St., Louisville, Ky. gans concerned. Be careful sept when in any of the above con- v ditions. Don't take any and $ every nostrum advertised to A cure female troubles. ueorge J. - MANftmm UCKEYE rl jasw - ry a m --O- UJ ' onth i -- ShP O 1 CZ oi mi-p-t - ' tr 1Z - w f "J tn ' "nmPlITi "I 75. w A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL EXTERNAL PILES. WITHOUT PAIN. CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED. Tubes, by Mail, 75 Cents; Bottles, 50 Cents. JAMES F. BALLARD, . 27-l- yr Sole Proprietor, - - 3!0 North SFor sale by PERRY & THOMAS, m Sires!, ST. LOUIS, ?;;. Drurrrrists. war-far- BRADFIELD'S I P FEMALE REGULATOR is the one safe and .sure ful menstruation. It cures all the ailments that are caused by a, A . s irregularity, uch as leucor-rhoefalling of the womb, nervousness; pains in the head, back, breasts, shoulders, sides, hips and limbs. By regulating the menses so that they cccur every twenty-eight- h day, all those aches disappear together. just before your time comes, get a bottle and see how good it will do you. Druggists sell it at $i. Send for our free book, "Perfect Health for Women." THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA, GA. it Tho treat French Kemody Is within Torch of fivery American. It acts powcrteasr ullr tf salt of 30 div-- nsu et HECENERO. Youne men "will regain their lost manhood, and Old Men vigor. It fits ono yiU recover their for business, study or rairriare. KEGENERO Is the greatest Nervine ever so!d in this country. Can bo carried in vest poctct. By mail 1X0 per box, or eix for S5.C0. we r.tcal IM issncr wncrc sir boxea do not effect a cure. Circulars free Address tho American oCico ot lORDSfiDX IuEDICAL CO.f For sale by Perry & Thomas. eeptl3-lehsi-rhiiy FOR WEAK WEN tS;2i.2GI ILri Bistsi pk.S SKeSL-Jgf- rSSJfL- - Pittsburg Centra I Stock Yards, . EAST LIBERTY, PA. TO OFFER SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES SHIPPERS. tiTnslnz Yards have been enlarged and rearransred. It is the nearest point to the Eastern market. more, Washington, Philadelphia, - absent-iniudednes- s. absent-minde- d Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. Best Distributing Point East op Indianapolis Eastern markets. for Balti New York ami a ' other kinds of stock. Consignments for Commission firmsgiven grompt attention. PBITATE HOUSE SALES EVEP.T "v7ESSDAT. Good buyers always in attendance for export cattle and all Simon O'DonnellGeneral Manager. absent-mindedne- ss IBB County Court Day:.-Pari- hiy. . rtliigtin, Faj'ette IJourbon county, first Monday. Uicliniouil, Maillson county, first Moa- county, second Hon-iljt- y. iloiiilay. taiif('nl. 'Lincoln county, second use of Dr. Pierce'3 Favorite Prescription. This wonderful medicine is not a cure-al- l, but a specific remedy for diseases affecting the delicate womanly organs. It cures, completely, irregularity, ulceration, inflammation and female weakness and gives the enfeebled organs health and vigor. Mrs. W. J. Kidder, cf Hill Dale Farm, (Rnos-burfc constant reminder to you, aod soon ly unneces- teach you to think the right way. sary. If all men should follow" your plan of In all cases III the suffer life, what would become of society and ii ings ot wom- civilization? All of the home3 that en due to irregularity and hke causes now glow with the light of loye and! may be alleviated, and in most cases they may be completely cured by the ring with the laughter and song of time is utterchildren", would soon be tr'ansrorijied into the silentand sour domiciles of uUt maids and just such old things as you. I do not moan to ppenk harshly or to hurt vour feelings, butouly to show you tho error of your way. If would enjoy life, you must have a happy home; and if you would,have-- a happy home it must glow with. liiappy smiles and ring with happy voicft-s.- ; and happy hands must keep it neat 'and clean and plant flowors at the door. ' I havo no doubt yon will turn tip your nose aud charge mo with, senti mentality, I plead- - guilty to the soft impeachment. I am sentimental, and have but.Httla respect for the man who kaflt. It la tho eoul, of reliftltm mid ptUittaWMl It i tk WHMI Df lvr. u Such a is to get live, wide awake tax of talking wife, whose a tongue will bo a pain and & Thomas. Tho moral is clear, in. the following story, taken from an exchange: Said a local merchant the other day: "Havo you noticed the advertisement I have on tho. fence East of town?" '"No," replied tho customer, "but if you will send tho fence around, I "will look it. over and seo what you are deal-- . Madison Monumental Work ESTABLISHED A DISPLAY "OF 1863. JAMES T: HAMILTON, ;PgceBiETOK. FRONT MeaimeitsTMalw, Heaisteaes, Statuary and:. Foreign and mgin. tactis, pers and don't get much time to study fe u ecology , Joseph Slockford, llodgdon, Mo-- , lieahiil .a sore running for seventeen years and cured his piles standing by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel cures, all, skin diseases. Per Salve. It ry & Thomas. I am readiug newspa- has more effecfe sometimes than a display of brains. The Shirt Fronts Rotary Motion , WE LAUNDER Ball Bearings a4 Americas Marble and Granite. EQUAL TO ANY EMERGENCY The man is who has a good, sound, reliable carriage nnder him. He can rest spcure in the thought that when day. he has one of our welt made, reliable lianville, Boylo county, third Monday. phaetons, carriages, runabouts, whaleKicholoflvillc, Jessamine county, third bone speeders, or road carterthal come what may on the mad, his wagon never Monday. will give. way. We havo Jne ot the Winchester, Clark county, . tourtb finest stocks of road wagona, rocka-way- s Monday. and rubberlired hiiKi in Jtich-mou- JO VmCvx PfVr.i tvootllord cpanty, fourth XtHtttteky Crfl Work Monduyt Geirton, Scott county, thljjl Mon- d. ) Center). Enosburg. Vt, writes: "I cheerfully send you the foilowinp testimonial of the treat relief your kindly advice aod medicines brought me. During the past year I found I was with child and iu rapidly falling health. I suffered dreadfully from bloaUng- and urinary difficulty. I was jrrowiny preccptlbly weaker each day and suffered much sharp pain at times. I felt that something must be done. I sought jroor sdvicc and received a prompt reply. I your directions and took twflve bet tits, of Dr. Pierce's I"avoriIe Prescription, and also instructions. I began to improve iulraedlately. my 'health became txcellcnt. and I could do all my own work f we live on a rood sued farm). I walked and rode sit I could, and- cotoyed it. I ImmI a tort.asMyemunlitisnt e.u4 Vr. Kent's CattipIkvllUi Tltzm Jttriti. ABopublican Governor vetoed the Democratic School .Book Bill . that would have given to the children of ihe State BchXiol books at, at least iVpor cent. loss than for what they are nowJ Another Republican Governor wpu(d do tho came to favor the Ameri can Book Company. "The dog, will Hck thfl hand of him who feeds him." aiwaysgivesatisfactiou. They nave a. pure white, glossy surface, and keep their shape a long time. Our LADIES' LAUNDRY WORK FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. Those who era contonitilatlntf buvinir Mnrhln. nrnnlto. nr mv kid "1 Cemetery "Work, will find it to their interest to call at tho old stftnd In the ' i ma x.r.. vnurcu on n vino oircei, wnere uiey win una constantly ot: nai " lareo Btoclc of flllishcil work to Kelect frnm.nt nrfwa tnofiiMili rlasops fl buyers. gM- M n. W. Q. UOUOHBIt, one: of tho bBst 'workmen in Cenfa' Kentucky, in in charge of our establishment and this means wtthfactcry wi fc III every phne. Parties IFvillir at a distnnro hhrttilil vrritn tn ii r fur design-- . which will be fnrniahCd on application. - has acquired an enviable rep utation among the fair sex, botb for its quality and price. mmm stm mam, toe ml hi few-- Ortu iWhltttt JflP YOUR PATjBOKAQfl Sol-iCITE- JKME T. HKTILTON,7 Proprietor.

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