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THE RICIt Ir VOLUME 311 ie RICHMOND MADISO WE JONT SAY MUQH PRICES TALK Come see and be convinced that your money will buy more and better goods at the Hustling Gash Store 1 Than Elsewhere SpringDressWe are adding daily New Things in Lawns Allover Embroideries Laces Ribbons Etc and especially invite the Ladies to calland see them See Our Beautiful Line of Carpets Mattings and Rugs the Iargest assortment and best values to be had in the city See Our Liue of Trunks Telascopes and Valices See Our Line o- fMens Women and Childrens SHES the best you can buy for the money See Our men and boys Wool Fur and Straw Hats in the latest shapes and at prices to please all If you want Clothes that fit if you want Clothes that wcar if you want a Suit for your self or boy and want the best Clothes for the least money Dont Fail to inspect our Stock before you buy Orders taken for Tailor Made Suits and fit guarnteed On Iy a look and you are assured that we can suit your money LACKEY HAMilTON Cor Main and First Streets Ioflth SEE You must see the Goods to appreciate there cneapness Do not be easily satisfied You can just as easily have the best goods at lowest prices obtainable Our ad may sound egotistical but we have the goods Here are a few articles Emery knife sharpeners lOc Carpet tacks Ic box Teaspoons lOc per set Matting tacks 3 boxes 5c Table spoons 15c per set Pint cups 2c each Knive and forks 50c per set Lamps complete 23c We have now in stock a beautiful line of Enamel Ware Tinware Etc that we are offering at astonishingly low prices You should call and examine these goods before making a purchase In ordir to close out o- ursct 01 5rs ak ee we now offer 50 cent shirts at 35c 25c Shirts at 20c Jumpers 20 and 25c Overalls 35c Have now in stock a nice line of Fishing Tackle at low prices If you are looking for bar gains you cannot afford to pass us THE RACKET STORE Opposite Blue Grass Grocery STREET RICHMOND KY IMAIN rBig Hill Coal Co- ORLANDO KY Shippers of OdeAlrilte Coal 4+ + + + + + + ++ + + + + + + + + + + + + + ++ ++ +++ ++ +++4 + It t Guaranteed to last all nighf in ordinary J t grate without any attention 0 + tJ- ft + + + + +++ ++ + + +++ + + ++ + + + + ++ + ++ ++ +++4 Q j Autumn Opening Sale o- fFURNITURELargest variety newest designs finest finish lowest prices We offer you genuine bargains in Iron Beds Bed Room Suits Dining Room and t t Kitchen Furniture rj1 We guaranteed to save you money W ecordially invite our country friends to call make our store their headquarters rWe MustlOOJ please Our success depends upon it and1therea sonable prices at which every ed will astonish and delight you Mattings and Carpets in variety Our Picture Department is complete Framingneatly done and the newest mouldings always carried jo s JOPLIN Phone RICHMOND KYNight 66 47 W Evans Jr GUndertaking Embalmer ESTILL SPRINGS A Chatty Letter From This Fine Old Resort ESTILL SPRINGS MAY 20 1903 EDITOR CLIMAX To him who in the love of nature holds Communion with her visible forms Estill Springs is the great est spot on the map You can reach out and break off a large chunk of nature at auy time even before breakfast without any bad results In fact the larger the better There is so much of nature lying around loose here that a fellow cant help but ob serve it Nor do the condi tons at Estill cause one to reflect on that striking lack of harmony between the love liness of nature and the un loveliness of man which is frequently so much in evi dence at summer resorts As I have often said it is either the case that nobody but nice people come to Estill or else the atmosphere has an effect oh jarring personalities for I know ofno other place where you can come for rest recreation and solid comfort and find the people about you in such perfectharmony with your moods Estill is as certain to find me here each succeeding year provided I am living and not financially embarrassed as Bridget was to attend the funeral She applied to her mistress one Monday morn ing for leave the following Monday to attend the funeral of her brother Why Bridget said her mistress arent you asham ed of yourself to tell such a story You know nobody could keep a corpse a week in this kind of weather Young Plants Every farmer knows that some plants grow better than others Soil may be the dame and seed may seem the same but some plants are weak and others strong S And thats the waywith children They are like young plants Same food same home same care but some grow big and strong while others stay small and weak Scotts Emulsion offers an easyway out of the difficulty often means starvation not because of lack of food but because the food does not feed Scots Emulsion really feeds and gives the child growing strengthWhatever the cause of weakness and failure to grow Scotts Emulsion seems to find it and set the matter right Sent I r fr sample Scott Bowne Chctnwu 40 PrlSU NerwYotle xlu 1coialidU4t it Sure mum I 1nondead yet What not dead then he may lie tomorr or live for weeks How can you tell he will be buried next Monday Why mum I am certain of it because he will be hung Saturday A very prominent physician remarked some years ago that this county had mineral waters surpassing those celebratediIf our people only knew it I believe this and I think Estill should stand high on the list of such places People frequently say in speak ing of different mineral springs oh its not the wa ter so much its just the quantity you drink of it I believe that its the water at Estill just as much as the quantity People ought to come here in the Spring and get their systems renovated for the summer instead of waiting until they feel the heat The really perfect time here however is the month of June Some of the most charming people in the State are generally to be found here in that month and there are enough to make it jolly and not enough to crowd The weather in June is always lovely and it seems to me that Will Thomas cookand his commisary department get a hump on themselves then that is rarely equaled and never excelled The spring chickens are fatter the lamb is tenderer and the green peas are more delicious than at any other time In June at Estill a delightful ecstacy gets into your blood The past and the future are wiped out Calendars and clocks are thrown aside You live only in the day that is passing and as for the hours they are only noted in their relation to mealtime and to the rising bell The late Edward Marshall the wittiest member of that brilliant family used to speak of going to the country to let his mind grow up in un dergrowth and brush and this is a preeminent necessi ty at times to people who have any strain on brain or nerves The early season here before the crowd come has a tonic effect on the nerv ous system which deserves to be PS extensively adver tised as the famous break fast foods which claim to build up tired brains and to put brains into heads where there were none before The springs are regularly open now and have been for some time and a few nice people have already been en joying themselves here Cures Eczema Itching Hum ors Pimples and Carbun cles Costs Nothing to Try B B B Botanic Blood Balm is a cer tain and sure cnre for eczema itching skin humors scabs scales watery jointsboilsskin old eating sores ulcers etc Botanic Blood Balui cures the worst anti most deep scated cases by enriching purifying and vitalizing the blood supplytogives the rich glow of health to the skin Builds up the broken down body Iud makes the blood red and nourish lug Especially advised fur chronic old cases that doctors patent medicines and hot springs fail to cure Druggists with complete directions for home cure To prOYe B B B cures samples sent free and prepaid by writing Blood Hahn Co Describe trou ble and free medical advice sent In sealed letter im The 11th death took place at the Confederate Home at Pewee when Veteran Sey mour Marratta of Spencer county passed away Although her child was in a dying condition Grace George was forced to go through her role at a New York theater The Elks National Home at Bedford City Va was dedicated in the presence of 5000 people Among the speakers wereGov Montague and Senator John W Daniel A tornado in Kansas killed two persons and injured ma ny others Fire in aPhiladelphia ware house caused a loss in excess of a million dollars I 4 v 1j TUCKY WEDNESDAY MAY 27i 191Jo NUMBER i f n Royal Muskoka Highlands of Ontario The romantic and beautiful situation of the new Royal Muskoka hotel located in the heart of the most magni ficent summer resort district in American inspires antici pations of the most pleasant sort Every onfort and civilizaItionthis great hotel which can accommodate 350 people Public and private baths on each floor All rooms are outside single or en suite hot and cold wateiin each room electric light and bells open fire plates etc Sanitation ar rangements most modern Cuisine of the highest order of excellence Among the amusements are a beautiful BathingBeach Tennis ground Golf Bowling Alley Croquet Bowling Green Recreation and Billiard rooms and many enjoyable water trips Di rect telegraph service with the hotel About six hours journey north of Toronto Excellent transportation serv ice Illustrated descriptive lit erature giving all particulars regarding routes and rates etc can be had on application R McC Smith Southern Passenger Agent Grand Trunk Railway 124 Woodward Aye Detroit Quick Arrest J A Gulledge of Verbena Ala was twice in the hospital from a severe case of piles causing 21 tuc ors After doc tors and all remedies failed Bucklens furtll1rinflammation alldruggistsNew York Fashions Some beautiful color de sigrs are noted in wall paper and Persian Colonialand Moorish patterns designs pre vailWee Empire fans with bone sticks are very dainty and sell for 25 cents and upwards- A pongee parasol has edge with hemstitched hem of wide lawn delicately embroidered Just inside the edge white threadlike wheels are appli qued on The effect is quite chic One funnylooking hat re sembles a little parasol mi nus its creases It has flat white foundation overspread with a big piece in circular form of chantilly lace Two broad pieces of firery red vel vet are placed on either side of the cetre of the hat The ends of the velvet are out in V shape At Lord Taylors there are some splendid bargains in household linens and other useful fittings to be secured just at this season Surprising values in bed linens and napery are listed at low fig ures They are selling also English casement draperies which lovers of artistic win dow fittings will be interested- in A very smart gown is of dark blue linen trimmed with inchwide bands pipedwith white A little white lace re lieves the yoke Many lengths of silk cord compose of one the wide belts seen They are held in place bya broad piece of metal chainwork in gilt which reaches almost across the back and by a shorter piece infrontEmbroidered dots of differ ent colors outlined with red embellish some pretty gowns of sheer cool materialI One of the simplestest yet most attractive hats imagi nable is of dark blue straw trimmed with thin Persian gauze The foundation is blue and the pattern in deep color tonesSome pretty little shoulder capes of embroidered mull have laces of different colors edgingA oval belt buqkle consists of a serpent with the head and tail twisted at one side Everything thatcan be trimmed with Jace 11 consist entirely of lace is iin vogue 1 AYltL iinery and what not Best of all the shapely lovely pliant yet filmy lace corsetofRG make firm as the most eloborate reation in coutil in proportion with the requisite pliancy of form and fit the prescribed dip the daintiness which com mends it to the dainty wom an in short every feature a perfect corset should possess and oh how comfortable Top collars embroidered in yellow pears and green fol iage are rather different from the usual run of pretty things in neckwear Some beautiful ribbons have effect of lace applique edges- A sailer hat of white linen duck is seen It has a plain black ribbon baud EVELYN CABLE TO eras A GOLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money ifit fails to cure K W Groves signature a on each box 25 cents James Bess under sentence of death for murder attempt ed to commit suicide in the Lexington jail by hanging himself with a pillowslip but Jailer Wallace arrived in time to prevent him from car rying out his intention- DISAPPOINTED J B Stouffer of Richmond had Little Faith in Promises until he FoundaNew Friend perIas kidney cs to to get no relief from the use of carealls and specifies which promise everything but do nothing To such a disappointed man Doans Kidney Pills come as a friend in need for they always do the work Read the statement ofJ U Stouffer the well known gents fur nisher of High street who says I have no doubt that I had kidney trouble of the most aggravated form The pains across the small of my back were most severe and the accompany ing irregularities of the kidney secretions most annoying I tried many medicines which were claimed to cure just such cases as mine in quick time but they did me no good I had just enough faith left to give Doans Kidney Pills a fair trial when I saw them advertised I got a box at B L Mid deltons drug store and thoroughly tested the remedy Aft a result of this tCt I can conscientiously give the pills my hearty endorsement For sale by all dealers Price 50c FosterMilbnrn Co Buffalo N Yisole agents for the United States Remember the name Doans and take no substitute 1m The 14yearold son of C L Edwards at Sebree was suffocated to death in a wheat bin One thousand union miners are on strike in the Coal Creek district of Tennessee A TEXAS WONDER HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY One small bottle of Halls Great DiE covery cures all kidney and bladder troubles removes gravel diabetes seminal emissions weak and lame back rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mail on seceipt of One small bottle is two monthe treatment and willcure any case above mentioned Dr E W Hall sole man ufacturer P 0 Box 629 St Louis Mo Send for testimonials Sold by all druggist and Owen McKee Merchant Richmond K READ TIllS Richmond Ky Feb 9 1902 Dr E WHall St Louis MoDear Sir I have used one bottle of the Texas Wonder Halls Great Discov eryfor kidney and bladder trouble I weighed 150 pounds when Ibegan usine It to day I weigh 176 pounds and 1 feel better than I have in twenty years and I cheerfully recommend it to the public Respectfully 7jau ly Jon A RIDDEL If you need to have your choir drilled in vocal music Prof J W Hicks late of Louisville is prepared to give you anything in the VocafMusic line Address him at tf Richmond Ky A Startling Test To save a life Dr T G Merritt of No Mehoopany Pa made a startling test resulting in a wonderful cure lie writes a patient was attacked with violent hemorrhages caused by ulcer ation of the stomach 1 had often found Electric Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver troubles so I prescribed them The pAtient gained from the first and has nothad an at tack in 14 months Electric Bitters are positively guaranteed for Dyspepsia Indigestion constipation and kid ney troubles Try them Only 50c at all druggists 1m CARL D7 i By John D he by Longfellow and he by HowaPfl Alexander 1st dam by Leone 2mU 2nd dam by Imported Black with white pOint J5J hands extra bone length and r Kbt and will be ffyeftrsold on Au nat 21th Will serve a tew mares at S3 tojiiusure a Hv lug mare mule apd 0 horse mulq colt- Mcney due if mare is parted with be fore colt is foaled- 72t G so WHllrE SON All d I 1i THE tS4Y BEE GASH STORE RICHMOND KENTUCKY Men We Want To Talk Top The man lest concern M C of and Kid and are this any We will We the new in Fine Our the Give a trial you will buy for all to come nad use your and eat here of you a Seven boxes in past months THE IDEAl TONIC RECONSTRUCTIVE Lile and Strength in Every Drop A of the essential constituents of PRIME BEEF and OLD MALT Ky January 22 MEAT 8 MALT CO Louisville Ky Gtntlonen Hayinc examined Meat and Malt preparation and beicff its and mode of can state that it U an efficient nerve and blood tonic It excites the appetite and invigorates and is especially beneficial in nervous vrith debility Yours 1D M Df Louisville College of MEAT MALT CO Louisville K2 We see that D B Cos have made him put in a big stock of Millers They try to get whatpeople have tf cruIL u MIIII e are common indications of liver and kidney diseases bowel troubles severe as they are less at the Start arc fit lli Tcr and weakened kid neys It stirs up the torpid liver to throw off the germs o and It is a or and Brichts disease of the With kidneys rc inforced by Draught of perfect health and havo no other doctor than Thedfords Black Draught It is always on hand use in an and many calls of a doctor It Is the best medicine me that the market Uyer and and dyspepsia and othtr coropUint lvAOLEWlS IccJ1d1T H U argument is directed To The Man Who Wants Variety I For Selection t is said to be the spice of life In I1 J selection of clothing it is certainly the spice that appeals to all tastes But Variety is one thing and Judicious Variety is another No one has seen our stock would hesitate to assert that it presents not only the greatest variety but the be8t vanity as well There are no outofdate st Iruno anti quated fashions but the hltof all the new stylish elegant garments ever appeared in Richmond who buys here can alway feel certain l that he has the style suited to Ids individuality Schloss Bros Co whose clothing we soil operate one of the greatest manufac tories in America and produce more styles than any other in the country There garments are famous as the Best ClotliiiB inthe World and all bear this 1Ri gperlori Our Dizen make mens boys Patent Shoes the only Guaranteed Patent Leathet Shoes sold in or other market give their written guarantee that no pair of these shoes crack within three months after their are showing all things Ladies Footwear styles are the newest ourqualities the best our prices lowest our shoes and no other Our Ladies Waiting Room on the balcony is free ladies Bring dinners them Accommodations all kinds furnishen1 jiSuwhile wait Very respectfully If Wbj m 2BUSY BEE CASH STORE a Cure Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Million sold 12 This Signature MEAT MALT Theres scientific combination PURE Lonisrflle thorooighlyacquamtcdwith manufacture IOstrationand- aU KASTENBINI flarmacy t Shacltelford customers Ranges will UMI fIiEDtORDSBLACKDRAUGHT THE ORIGINAL LIVER MEDICINE dizzinessbiliousness Stomachand painbutthough painful ThedfrdsBlackDraught certain preventive cholera kidneys Thedfords Jjlack thousands percoaihave yellowfor saves expensive i9OtIlogotofor for kidney troubles NW IIo expertifIothilillEach VARIETY mans who widest LAatFauAREnrsdeDrsPe1J Patent Corona purchase LDHAM rTo ff Cures Crip in Two Days on boxJ Paint Protection Thepractical painter says when your house is cov ered with lPaffns fllNGJBRfljOffPJai and the paint covered by a 5 year guaranty you haves the best possible protection to your house and purse Lj u Pattons SunProof Paint protects preserves and beautifies lI Te of purest pigments and oil with just proportions of zinc lea1 Patterns secret formula It withstands sun and rain heat n1101d twice ns longas hand inmle paint Guaranteed to wear welt for five years usually lasts twice long Send for book of Paint Knowledge and Advice free to PATTON PAINT CO Lake St Svaitkcc WIs FOR SALE BY GeorgeM1Wi1Iiqg Wall Paper Paints Glass Wall Paper Just received two car loads of wall paper for nineteen hundred and three Nice New and Snappy Designs at popular prices ranging from 5c to 25c per single roll We cordially invite all who are going to have papering done to call and inspect our stock before purchasing We are always glad to show you our goods whether you buy or not We are sole agents for Harrisons Town arid Coun- tryReady Mixed Painf which has been on the market for over a century It will cover more space than any other mixed Paint on the market and we guarantee it to stand for TEN YEARS and will cheerfully refund your money if it is not as represented Perry ThomasSuccessorsCtoWG White t Next door to Madison Natl Bank 217 r CHIF VOLUME 31 RICHMOND MADISON WE DONT SAY MUCH PRICES TALK Come see and be convinced that your money will buy mo e and better goods at the Hustling Gash Store Than Elsewhere SpringDressWe are adding daily New Things in Lawns Allover Embroideries Laces Ribbons Etc and especially invite the Ladies to calland see them See Our Beautiful Line of c Carpets Mattings and Rugs the largest assortment4 and citySeeTrunks Telascopes arid Valices See Our Line o- fMens Women and Childrens SHOES the best you canf buy for the moneyISee Our men and boys Wool Fur and Straw Hats in the latest shapes and at prices to please all If you want Cloihes that fit if you want Clothes that wear if you want a Suit for your self or boy and want the best Clothes for the least money Dont Fail to inspect our Stock before you buy Orders taken for Tailor Made Suits and fit guarnteed On ly a look and you are assured that we can suit your money 7 LACKEY HAMilTON Cor Main and First Streets P COME SEEYou must see the Goods to appreciate there cneapness Do not be easily satisfied You can just as easily have the best goods at lowest prices obtainable Our ad may sound egotistical but we have the goods Here are a few articles Emery knife sharpeners lOc I Teaspoons lOc per set Table spoons The per set Knive and forks 50c per set Carpet tacks Ic box Matting tacks 3 boxes 5c Pint cups 2c each Lamps complete 23c have now in stock a beautiful line of IVe Enamel Ware Tinware Etc that we are offering at astonishingly low prices You should call and examine these goods before making a purchase In ord r to close out our e O1ak enee we now offer 50 cent shirts at 35c 25c Shirts at 20c Jumpers 20 and 25c Overalls 35c Have now in stock a nice line of Fishing Tackle at low prices If you are looking for bargains you cannot afford to pass us THE RACKET STORE Opposite Blue Grass Grocery MAIN STREET RICHMOND KY e e Big Hill Coal Co ORLANDO KY Shippers of Alnite Coalir 4+ + + ++ + + ++4+ + + + + + + ++ + ++ + +++ + ++ + +++ + It i Guaranteed to last all night in ordinary i J grate without any attention 1 t J + + + + ++ ++ + + + +t+ + + + + ++ ++ ++ ++ + ++ ++ cQ Autumn Opening Sale oL FURNITURELargest variety newest designs finest finish t lowest prices We offer you genuine bargains in Iron Beds Bed Roth SuitsIDining Room and Kitchen Furniture tWe guaranteed to save you money 5W ecordially invite our country friends to call make our store their headquarters FI t I We Mmt = iOIplease Our success upon it and herea- sonable prices at whIch everythinguseftis offered will astonish and delight you Mattings and Carpets in variety Our Picture Department is complete Framing neatly done and the newest nKmldings always carriedS JOS JOPLIN I Phone Day 73 Night 66 t 47 RICHMOND KY I Undertaking a Specialty Q W Evans Jr = Embalmer ESTILL SPRINGS A Chatty Letter From This Fine Old Resort ESTILL SPIUNGS MAY 26 1903EDITOR CLIMAX To him who in the love of nature holds Communion with her visible forms Estill Oreatoest spot on the map You can reach out and break off a large chunk of nature at any time even before breakfast without any bad results In fact the larger the better There is so much of nature tying around loose here that a fellow cant help but ob serve it Nor do the condi tons at Estill cause one to reflect on that striking lack of harmony between the love liness of nature and the un loveliness of man which is frequently so much in evidence at summer resorts As I have often said it is either the case that nobody but nice people come to Estill or else the atmosphere has an effect on jarring personalities for I know of no other place where you can come for rest recreation and solid comfort youinyour moods Estill is as certain to find me here each succ eding ear provided I am living and not financially embarrassed as Bridget was to attend the funeral She applied to her mistress one Monday morn ing for leave the following Monday to attend the funeral of her brother Why Brfdget said her mistress Arent you asham ed of yourself to tell such a story You know noliocly could keep a corpse a week in this kind of weather Young Plants Every farmer knows that some plants grow better than others Soil may be the same and seed may seem the same but some plants are weakand others strong And thats the way vith children They are like young plants Same food same home same care but some grow big andstrong while others stay smanandweak Scotts Emulsion offers an way out of the difficulty ChIldweakness often means starvation not because of lack of food but because the food does not feed Scotts Emulsion really feeds and gives the child growing strength Whatever the cause of weak ness and failure to grOw Scotts Emulsion seems to find- t and set the mattes right Sfnll rrciamp1eS- cott Downe hemit i9 reorl t New York yx tnJ ft co a li dm1 LU Sure mum sal Bridget me brothel dead yet What not dead 14ji then he may die tomorro or live for weeks How can you tell he will be buried next Monday Why mum I am certain ofit because he will be hung Saturday A very prominent physi cian remarked some years ago that this county had mineral waters surpassing those even of the most celebrated Spa in Europe- If our people only knew it I believe this and I tbink Estillshould stand high on the list of such places People frequently say in speak ingof different mineral springs oh its not the wa tel so much its just the quantity you drink of it I believe that its the water at Estill just as much as the quantity People ought to come here in the Spring and get their systems renovated for the summer instead of waiting until they feel the heatThe really perfect time here however is the month of June Some of the most charming people in the State are generally to be fpund here in that month and there are enough to make it jolly and not enough to crowd The weather in June is always lovely and it seems to me that Will Thomas cookand his comrnisary department get a hump on themselves then that is rarely equaled and never escellqd The spring chickens are fatter the lamb is tenderer and the green peas are more delicious than at any other time In June at Estill a delightful ecstacy gets into your blood The past and the futureare wiped out Calendars and clocks are thrown aside You live only in the day that is passing and as for the hours they are only noted in their relation to mealtime and to the rising bell The late Edward Marshall the wittiest member of that brilliant family used to speak of going to the country to let his mind grow up in un dergrowth and brush and thisis a preeminent necessi ty at times to people who have any strain on brain or nerves The early season here before the crowd come has a tonic effect on the nerv ous system which deserves to bets extensively adver tised as the famous break fast foods which claim to build up tired brains and to put brains into heads where there were none before The springs are regularly open now and have been for some time and a fev nice people have already been en joying themselves here Cures Eczema Itching Hum ors Pimples and Carbun desCosts Nothing to Try B B B Botanic Blood Balm is a c rtain and sure cure for erzeina itching skin humors scabs scales watery jointsboilsskin old eating sores ulcers etc Bot anic Blood Balm cures the worst and most deepseated cases by enriching purifying and vitalizing the blood thereby giving a healthy blood supply to the skin Heals every fore and gives the rich glow of health to the skin Builds up the broken down body and makes tho blood red and nourish lug Especially advised for chronic old cases that doctors patent medicines and hot springs fail to cure Druggists Sl with complete directions for home cure To proTc B B B cures samples sent free and prepaid by writing Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga Describe trou ble and free medical advice sent In sealed letter 1m The 11th death took place at the Confederate Home at Pewee when Veteran Sey mour Marratta of Spencer county passed away Although per child was in a dying condition Grace George was forced to go through her role at a New York theater The Elks National Home nt Bedford City Va was dedicated in the presence of 5000 people Among the speakers were Gov Montague and Senator John W Daniel Atornado in Kansas killed two persons and injured many others I Fire in aPhiladelphia ware house caused a loss in excess of g million dollarsI j or I 1 dcs Young Agsinii1 Kill 8 NIliiJrill F4riIt fot two Ve Ijrrnrn r y Ullib uemr5elfitVljitl IrnqlJ Never in It fi Ildrulsts 1m Jt RbyalylVIffikoka k Highlands of Ontario t rThe romantic and beautiful situation of the new Royal Muskoka hotel located in the heart of the most magnificent summer resort district in American inspires antici pations of the most pleasant sort Every comfort and luxury that modern civiliza tion has given us is found in this great hotel which can accommodate 350 people Public and private baths on each floor All rooms are outside single or en suite hot and cold water in each room electric light and bells open fire plaes etc Sanitation ar rangements most modern Cuisine of the highest order of excellence Among the amusements are a beautiful Bathing Beach Tennis ground Golf Bowling Alley Croquet Bowling Green Recreation and Billiard rooms and many enjoyable water trips Di rect telegraph service with the hotel About six hours journey north of Toronto Excellent transportation serv iceIllustrated descriptive literature giving all particulars regarding routes and rates etc can be had on application R McC Smith AgentGrand 124 Woodward Aye Detroit Quick Arrest- J A Qulledge of Verbena Ala was twice in the hospital from a severe case of piles causing 24 tue ors After doctors and all remedies failed Bucklens rnrtherinflammftloll alldruggistsNew York Fashions Some beautiful color de sigrs are noted in vall paper and Persian Colonial and Moorish patterns designs pre vailWee Empire fans with bone sticks are very dainty and sell for 25 cents and upwards- A pongee parasol has edge with hemstitched hem of wide lawn delicately embroidered Just inside the edge white threadlike wheels are appli qued on The effect is quite chicOne funnylooking hat re sembles a little parasol minus its creases It has flat white foundation overspread with a big piece in circular form ofchantilly lace Two broad pieces of firery red vel vet are placed on either side of the cetre of the hat The ends of the velvet are out in V shape At Lord Taylors there are some spldpdid bargains in liens and othei useful fittings to be secured just at this season Surprising values in bed linens and napery are listed at low fig ures They are selling also English casement draperies which lovers of artistic win dow fittings will be interested in A very smart gown is of dark blue linen trimmed with inchwide bands piped with white A little white lace re lieves the yoke Many lengths of silkcord compose of one the wide belts seen They are held in place by a broad piece of metal chainwork in gilt which reaches almost across the back and by a shorter piece infrontEmbroidered dots of differ entcolors outlined with red embellish some pretty gowns ofsheer cool material One of the simplestest yet most attractive hats imagi nable is of dark blue straw trimmed with thin Persian gauze The foundation is blue and the pattern in deep color tonesSome pretty little shoulder capes of embrqidered mull have laces of different colors for edging A creepy oval belt buckle consists of a serpent with the head and tail twisted at one side Everything that can be trimmed with lace or consist entirely of lace is in vogue u Ic IP L1MAX 11rr unIenwear millinery and what gft kiPBestof all the shapely lovely pliant yet filmy lace corset of R G make firm as the most eloborate creation in coutil in proportion with the requisite pliancy of form and fit the prescribed Mdip the daintiness which commends it to the dainty woman in short every feature a perfect corset should possess and oh how comfortable Top collars embroidered in yellow pears and green fol iage are rather different from the usual run of pretty things inneckwearSome ribbons have effect of lace applique edges A sailer hat of white linen duck is seen It has a plain black bandEVELYN CABLE TO OUHE A COLD 1ST 01TB DAT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money ifit fails to cure E W Groves signature- a on each box 25 cents James Bess under sentence of death for murder attempted to commit suicide in the Lexington jail by hanging himself with a pillowslip but Jailer Wallace arrived in time to prevent him from car rying out his intention- DISAPPOINTED J B Stouffer of Richmond had Little Faith in Promises until he FoundaNew Friend It is a great disappointment to a per son suffering from so serious a disease us kidney irregularities to be able to got no relief from the use of curealls and specifies wbich promise everything but do nothing 10 such a disappoint ed man Donas Kidney Pills come as a friend in need for they always do the worr Read the statement ofT B Stouffer the well known gents furnisher of High street who says- I have no doubt that I had kidney trouble of the most aggravated form Tho pains across the small of my back were most severe and the accompany ing irregularities of the kidney secretions most annoying I tried many medicines which were claimed to cure just such cases as mine in quick time but they did me no good I had just enough faith left to give Doans Kid ney Pills a fair trial when I saw them advertised I got a box at B L Mid deltons drug store and thoroughly tested the remedy As a result of this test I can conscientiously give the pills my hearty endorsement For fialo by nil dealers Price 5Uc FosterMilburn Co Buffalo N Y sole foe tho United Slates Remember the name Doans and take no substitute lui The 14yearold son of C L Edwards at Sebree was suffocated to death in a wheat bin One thousand union miners are on strike in the Coal Creek district of Tennessee A TEXAS WONDER HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY One small bottle of Halls Great Dis cvery cures all kidney and bladder troubles removes gravel diabetes seminal emissions weak and lame back rheumatism and all irregularities of the kidneys and ladder in both men and women regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mall on seceipt of SI One small bottle is two uionthe treatmentand will cure anycase above mentioned DrE W Hall sole man ufacturer P O Box 629 St Louis Mo Send for testimonials Sold by all druggist and Owen McKee Merchant Richmond K BEAD TIllS Richmond Ky Feb 9 1902 Dr E W Hall St Louis MoDoar Sir I have used one bottle of the Texas Wonder Halls Great DIscov eryfor kidney and bladder trouble I weighed 150 ponnds when I began using it to day I weigh 17G pounds and I feel better than I have in twenty years and I cheerfully recommend it to the public Respectfully Tjau ly JOIINA RIDDEL If you need to have your choir drilled in vocal music Prof J W Hicks late of Louisville is prepared to give you anything in the Vocal Music line Address him at tf Richmond Ky A Startling Test To save a life Dr T G Merritt of No Mehoopany Pa made a startling test resulting in a wonderful cure lie writes a patient was attacked with violent hemorrhages caused by ulcer ation of the stomach I had often found Electric Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver troubles so I prescribed them The patient gained from the first and has not had an attack in 14 months Electric Bitters are positively guaranteed for Dyspep sia constipation and kid ney troubles Try them Only 50c at all druggists 1m CARL D By John D he by Longfellow and he by Howals Alexander 1st dam by Leone 2nd 2nd dam by Imported Black with white points l5j hands oxtra bone length and weight and wll be 3yenrsoId on August 24th Will serve a tew mares at 8 to insure a lir log mare mule and edfor a living horse mule colt- Money due if mare is parted with be fore colt is foaled 272tOJ WHITE SON a THE ir H SUS A r tr ElJ CASH STORE RICHMOND KENTUCKY 4 Men We Want To Talk To are the all the new are the the our for use of sold in THE TONIC Lilo Ia Drop A of the of OLD KJ igca MEAT MALT CO Ky HavinE examined wr and Malt and being with and of can state that it Is an efficient nerve and tonic It excites the appetite and digestion and ij beneficial innerrouJ and all debility Yours L D M D Louisville College of MEAT MALT CO that D B Cos have made him put in a big stock of try to vhatpeople will have tf I IIkq A complexion a are common of liver and and bowel severe as they arc at the start are fit and neys It stirs to throw off o and ague It Is a and of re by Tb Black of have and Tiavt no other doctor than Black It is oo hand for use an hind saves many calls ofi a Mullins S C fetch 10 J9W to a since bta It It b the Igili ins Is Rev A k 1 11 a txrlrliftliigEachargument is The Who Wants I Selection VARIETY is be the of life In tho onlyspiceand Judicious Variety is No one has seen our hesitate it presents not the variety but the best variety as are no outofdate no quated fashions but the diversity all time new dressy stylish elegant garments e appeared Richmond The man can aI he has the lest to his Bros f Co we sell one of the tories in and morestylos than any other concern in There are famous as Best ClothisigintlicWorld and all hear this 7fllS OlTGARHEHTS IejDrapers Our M C mens and boys Patent Kid and Patent Corona ShoQS only Guaranteed Patent Leather sold in or any market We guarantee that no of shoes will crack within three months purchase We are showing things in Fine Footwear styles newest ourqualities best our prices lowest Give shoes a trial and you will no other Our Ladies Waiting on the balcony is all to and your dinners and cat here Accommodations all kinds furnished ypt you wait Very resp- ectfullyOLDHAMWD oo BUSY BEE CASH STORE F To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Tablets Sce- nBromoQurnne Million boxes post 12 months Signature MEAT MALT IDEAL RECONSTRUCTIVE Theres and Strength Every combination essential constituents PRIME BEEFand PURE MALT Louisville Jannaryn Louisville Gentlemen Meat preparation thoronhlyacquaintcd mode manufacture blood inrigorates especially prostration with truly Pharmacy LctslsYlllo Ki Wesee Shackelford Millers Ranges They get CT1tt fIiEDtORDSBLACKDRAUGHT THE ORIGINAL LWER MEDICINE sallow dizziness biliousness tongue indications kidney diseases troubles painbutless painful ThedfordsBlackDraught diseased weakened kid the liver the certain preventive- o cholera Brights tho inforced Draught thousands persons yellowperfect health ThcdforcTs Draught expensive doctor flTckDreughtIorthrceyears best medicine that kIdneyroubfescomplaints LEWIS t lit 4r directed To Man Variety said to spice thing another who would to assert that greatest well There styles here anti widest of in who luys here way feel cik that style suited indimdualifif Sehloss whose clothing greatest manufac America produce the country garments the lA3a crloritJ Dizen make of Shoes this other give their written pair these after their Ladies Our the buy Room free ladies come Bring them while This scientific KASTENDIJf customers Stomach though torpid kidneys kidneys always doctor taking For stock only operate If Cures Cp- in Two Days on every box 25c Paint Protection Thepractical painter says when your house is cov ered with lPatfti189S SUfJaPROOFfPai9 and the paint covered by a 5 year guaranty you have the best possible protection to your house and purse LcIerations SunProof Paint protects preserves and beautifies Malic ot purest pigments and oil with just riglitprojx rtions of zinc lea 1I Pattens secret formula It withstands sun antI rain heat unit cold twice as long as hand made paint Guar anteed to wear well for five years usually lasts twice that long Send for book of Paint Knowledge and Advice tree to PATTON PAINT CO Lake St Mtvnufee Wis FOR SALE BY George M1WiIIirjO Wall Paper Paints Glass Wall Paper Just received two car loads of wan paper for nineteen hundred and three Nice New and Snappy Designs at popular prices ranging from 5c to 25c per sin gle roll We cordially invite all who are going to have papering done to calland ih1spccj On rstock before purchasing We are always glad to show you our goods whether you buy or not We are sole agents for Harrisons Town and Coun- tryReady Mixed Paint which bait been on the market for over a century v It will cover more space than any other mixed t v Paint on the market anaeguajt to stand for TEN YEARS and will ch refund your money if it is not as represenfedEfrfesr Perry ThorSac ssor to W O White Next dooi to Madison Nat Bank 217 Main Strife J L TI V V T1 fvA ii eSw Hats Off Your hats off if it isnt our latest new style better take it off and keep it off too bad to see such a good looking man under a last seasons hat An old hat looks suspicious you cant afford to go around under suspicion Were ready to put a new uptodate lid on you today Our shirts Cluett Monarch are doyougoodshirts good for your looks your feelings your pocket rlasS Crutcher Co Main Street Richmond Ky I he Richmond Climax J O CHESAULTPresident-A D MILLER Editor Manager WEDNESDAY JUNE 3 1903 WEDNKSDAY BYPUBJISUKD XVERY f The Climax Printing Co Incorporated DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE UON J M BENTON Of Clark County FOR COMMON AEALTHS ATTORNEY iON B A CRUTCHER Of Jessamine County FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ROY C W11ITE- 2nnounccments FOR JAILER We are authorized to announce F J PER KINS or Baldwin a candidate for Jailer of Madison county subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce D C ORIOQSas a candidate fur Jailer of Madison ounty subject to the action of the Demo cratic party We are authorized to announce N B JONES a candidate for Jailer of Madison County sub ject to the action of the Democratic party We lire authorized to announce J B DOZIER a candidate for Jailer of Madison county sub jsct to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce A J ROSS a candidate for Jailer of Madison county sub Kct to theactin of the Democatic party EDITOR II H Guvrz after thirtv even years of service on the Lexing ton Gazette has disposed of that paper to Edmund S Kinkead The old Ken lucky Gazette is said to have been the first newspaper published west of the Alleghany Mountains and was origin ally established and edited by John Bradford It was revived when Editor Uraiz took hold thirtyseven years ago JOHN J WOOD recently defeated for renomination for Railroad Commission ell says in his paper the Mt Sterling Gdzotte We are in a position now to give Mr Cleveland some wholesome alvice on the question of running for a third terra tFiBraweriCo LEXINGTON KY T Summer Furniture We are displaying a complete line of Arm Chairs Arm Rockers Settees Side Chairs Tables in Splint Reed Grass and Old Hickory Furniture Swinging Seats and Porch Pillows 1 Hammocks large assortment ranging in pricefrom 25 to 850 Lawn SetteesFour feet in length colors Oak Red and Green only 300- Kelrlggratora anti Ice Chests large display Price from Si to 10000 Cedar Cbests12 14 and 17 LIE BroerCo11 SAIN AND BROADWAY LEXINGTON Zy IMAGINE a procession of ten cattle marching two and two thousandI fifteen miles long let twenty sheep follow thernbleating along twelve miles of road after them drive sixteen miles of hog twentyseven thousand strong then let thirty thousand fowls bring up the rear chicking and quacking and gobbling over a space of six miles and in this whole caravan stretching nearly fifty miles and requiring two days to pass a given point you will see the animals devoted to death in the packing house of one company at Chicago in a single day TilE Lexington Observers trade edi tion ol May 16 was one of the most complete edition of its kind ire have e 5en for many years and is a credit to the Observers hustling editor Mr R Lee Davis There is not a better news gatherer in Kentucky than Mr Davis and since becoming associated with The Observer has made manv improve ments both in the news department and the general makeup of the paper Rev McLellan at Harrodsburg llhe Harrodsburg Journal in speaking of the Commencement Exercises at Beaumont College saysThe baccalanreatn sermon was delivered by Rev Hugh MoLollau uf Richmond Kv Sunday at 11 oclock at tho Christian church The house was filled to OTerflow ing and ono ot the strongest mes sages ever given to the Beaumont graduates was delivered to them on thrt occasion He took his text from the 15th verse of the ninth chapter of Colloasians Thanks be to God for His Un speakable Gift After review ing tho many blessings that are vouchsafed us by divine generos ity nUll goodness he said they were all curtailed or hampered in some way by an earthly limitation but the unspeakable gift the gift without n flaw was the sending of His Son into the world as a Redeemer And he charged the young ladies in earnest and beautiful words to see that they posses3ed themselves of this un speakable gitt for ilo matter how great nor how many were their accomplishments and graces they were as nothing unless in connec tion with them they cherished the love of the Saviour in their hearts He ended his sermon in these words Inm as a lute whose tenderest chord is broken a bird who flies upon one imper fect wins without TheA Gone to Lonlsiillc ThemauyIieudsofMrJ V Logan Jr and his excellent wife are deeply grieved over their removal from our county they having decided to make Louisville their home Since his removal Mr Logan has been appointed Superintendent ot the Broadway Presbyterian Sunday School of which church Rev Neander Woods is pastor We wish them much success in their home Effected a Cure Willie DeJarnetie the little eon of James DeJarnette of Madison county who was operated on at the St Josephs Hospital some months ago for congeni tal dislocation of the hip according to the bloodless method of Dr Loren the celebrated Austrian surgeon had the bandages rAmoved from his hIp yesterday The bandages were removed by his father without the knowledge or conseut of the physicians He was able to walk and apparently is on the way to lull use of his limb 100 Reward The readers of tins paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least haabeenCueIsto the medical fraternity Catarrh be big a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Ca actingdirectly destroyingbuildinguppruprietoTs hundreddollarsSend for list of testimonials ToledoOhioSold by all druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best 3m Attention ExConftderito Under an Act of Congress the United States Government is endeavoring to prepare a complete Roster of all the officers and enlisted men who served on either side during the Civil War and Brig Gen Ainsworth of the U S Army who is Chief of the Record and Pension office has been especially au thorized to attend to this important business and Adjutant General Mur ray is in charge of time work of gathering such of these records as can be found in Kentucky the records so col lected to be transmitted to the War Department there to be copied and returned tn the State of Kentucky The Muster Rolls of the 11th Kentucky Cavalry C S A have not been furnished in lull only the Muster Rolls of Companies A B C F G and H have been furnished The Mus ter Rolls of Companies D E have not been furnished Company D wat Commanded by Capt J L N Dicken and Company E by Capt Robert E Terrill It is yery important that the Muster Rolls of these companies be furnished and that the names of all men who enlisted in the 11th Ken tucky Cavalry after April 30th 1863 be also furnished To show the importance of Immedi ato action I Insert the letter receiyed by me from Brig Gen Aiusworth U S A Chic Record and Pension office Record and Pension office War City May llth 1903 lioN JAMES B MCCHKABV United States Senator Richmond Ky SIR In reponse to your letter of the 8th instant in which yon make iqniry rel alive to the Muster Rolls of the llth Kentucky Cavalry C S A of which you were Lieut Colonel at the close of the War I have the honor to advise you that the Department has a Roster of the Field and Staff of the regiment dated Jan 23 1SC5 and a few Mustet Rolls of Companies A U C F G and II none of the Rolls being of a date subsequent to April 30 1863 The Roster of the Field and Stat of the Regiment shows James B Me Creary elected Major September 10 1862 and promoted Lieut Colonel July 4 1SG3 The Union records show this officer captured in Ohio July M 1863 confined at Johnsons Island and other prisons and exchanged in 1864 In order that the Confederate part of the recently authorized Roster of the officers and enlisted men of the Union and Confederate Armies shall be as nearly complete as it is possible to make it it is of the first importance that the collection of Confederate records in the War Department shall be supplemented by such original Muster Rolls Rosters Returns and other similar records as are now in the possession of the various States and of historical societies Memorial association and private citizens Very Respectfully F C Alnsworth Brig Gen USA Chiet Records Pension office I will be glad to confer with any of the officersof enlisted men of the 11th Kentucky Cavalry at my office in Richmond Ky In regard to supplying the Muster Rolls of Companies D and E and also in regard to furnishing the names of such mon as enlisted in any company of the 11th Kentucky avalry after April 30 1903 James B McCreary Come and see the heaviest the best and the most complete Range in the market The Miller You will find plenty ot them that have been in use in this city for fifteen years tf D B Shackelford Co Cures Eczema Itching Hum ors Pimples and Carbun cles Costs Nothing to certhinskin humors scabs scales watery orjointsboilsskin old ating acres ulcers etc Bot-anic Blood Balm cures the worst and enrlcliiiigpurifying supplyto theakinnourishtugold cases that doctors patent medicinesand hot springs fail to cure Druggists homecureB1ooBalmIasealedlettee1 t tll11fu tUb being one of the getting to Nicholasville a it was about ten when that town was reached Mr Turner had hardly gotten settled from his two mile tramp when he received the news that a large barn property of his in Garrard county had been burned the night before The day wore on and just about the time he was ready to return to Richmond a telephone message reached him saying that his home here had been struck by lightning and a considerable hole had been burned in the roof Mr Turner howeverin spite of al these casualties says he has cause to be thankful for being away that day Had he been in Richmond he most probably would have been at home and mighthave been killed or seriously injuredand feels that Friday was both a lucky and an unlucky day for him A Catherine of Blue Gnu Beaotles The State Reunion of the Elks will occur in Lexington on the 16th and 17 of this month Every lodge in the State will be represented and the oc casion will be a continual round of gayeties Numerous banquets and balls have been arranged by the Lexington committees and all are expecting a grand time Nearly all of the lodges in the State have selected their spon sors although a few have not been heard from We give below n list of sponsors and their maids as received by the committee Richmond LodgeSponsor- Miss Carlisle Walker Her maids have not yet been selected Louisville lodge Sponsor Miss Emily B Weaver CovingtonSponsor Miss Anasta till Carroll maids of honor Misses Mae Fitzgerald Katherine Ante Ma mie Riedlin Laura Rombach Cynthianu lodge Sponsor Miss Marguerite Lyne maids of honor Misses Nancy Handy Ruth Addams Paris lodgeSponsor Miss Milda McMillan maids of honor Misses Sue Clay Buckner Lizette Dickson Isabella Armstrong Frankfort lodge Sponsor Miss Esther Burnham maids of honor Misses Lillian Lindsey Elizabeth Hazel rigg Irau Labrot May Pepper Georgetown lodge Sponsor Miss Mamie Stone maids ol honor Misses Bessie Lancaster Ida May Finley Bess Bradford Ruth Kelly Mt Sterling lodgeSponsor Miss Laura Williams maids of honor Misses Leila Prewitt Amelia Laura YoungWinchester lodge Sponsor Miss Bessie Spahr Danville lodpe Sponsor Miss Ad die Metcalf Ceefflan Cub Notes The last meeting for the summer of the Cecillan Club occurred on last Wednesday afternoon in the parlors of the Elks Home It was very fitting that this last meeting should be the most delightful of the year The Elks are noted for their generous hospitality and ou this occasion it came up to the standhrd The club was very much pleased to have so full an attendance also several guests among whom were Misses Price Hnllam Walker Ben nett and Bright All during the afternoon delightful frappe was served Those who contributed to the interest- Ing program were Mesdaines Mid delton Kellogg Pickels Miller and Miss Bennett all of whom gave piano selections and were highly pleased with the Elksnew piano Misses Price and Bright favored the club with vo cal numbers while Miss Julia Higgins played a lovely violin obligate for Miss Bright Miss Monet Hallamof Wash in ton City by request rendered a charming arrangement of Verdis II Truvatore much to the enjoyment ot all Mrs L P Evans read an interesting paper on Violinists at home and abroad Mrs M C Kellogg read splendidly prepared paper on Orchestration and snowed that from the time when The Morning Stars Sang Together8 the aim of musicians has been to secure the grandest harmony and blending of a thousand chords At the conclusion of the program delicious strawberries cream and wafers were partaken of and all left feeling deeply grateful to the Elks for their elegant hospitality and all with one accord admitted that they are tho Beat People On Earth Caldnell High School Victorions That WAS a happy crowd that returned from Mt Sterling on Saturday laden down with so many medals and prizes When it comes to entering a contest Caldwell Higlj School is al ways in the push and as a rule comes out on the winning side This year the Clue Grass Tournament for graded schools occured in Mt Sterling Our school sent Quite a delegation of representatives Below we give a full list of prizes brought back by our boys and girls The boys declamation was won Mr Wm Doty son of Mr John DotyI of this city Ills subject was By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them Mr Doty very ntnch pleased the Jau dience here at the preliminary and hit bringing back thellrst prize a hand some gold medal over so many com petitor is proof that he pleased his hearers and judges in Mt Sterling MayWallaceMiss Ballard though young is a talented elocutionist andhas a brigutvfu ture in front of her The medal for the best male solo youflgPassoChief of Police James Aliman Mr Aliman possesses one of the richest and deepest bass voices we have ever bysideof1IrsMinnieaccompanies Mr Jerry Powell secured the first prize in spelling those entering being under fifteen years old lIe ai o won contestIn wonbycaptured the Kentucky history prize inbeginners whybhooldatHlihEk bool T J slaughter purchased y Do BE CultonWholesale and outchers Ky Summer Hosiery Being direct paying no middle profits we are able to give our customers the most modest prices in hosiery Another Is that we always bave the very latest styles a very great consideration as the styles change as often In hosiery as in t Bargain Sale This Week t13Sc A Pair This Salo Only Ladies extra fine light weight drop stitch lisle thread hose Hemisdori black Richelieu and nar row styles of drop stitch Real value 60c 25cA 50cA 75cA PairThis Sale Only plain fast black ganze lisle thread double soles and high spliced heels Real value 35c Sale Only superb lace openwork hose all over an I ankle styles ten styles from which to select all fast blacks Real value 75c Pair This Sale Only silk embroid ered openwork lisle thread hose in verr choice designs splendid vane ty for selection Real value 100 and Store and 14 W Main Lexington Ky IRVINE Mr and Mrs Simcox are a few days at the springs before re turning to their home at Ross Creek Mr and Mrs Oscar Haines are re joicing over the arrival of a boy and Mr and Mrs Elihu Campbell over a fine girl Mr and Mrs Hervey McDowell have returned from a visit to Mrs Mc Dowells mother Miss Julia Cockrell who is visiting her aunt Mrs Frank Park spent Sun day with Misses Land and Belle Mar lowe Mr David Jeffries is in Irvine on W Chess of the Southern Lumber Co Valley View was at Estill Springs Friday Mr and Mrs Edgar MauD of Paris are visiting Mrs Manns mother Mrs Fannie Friend Mis Stella Thompson of Mt Sterl- Ing is tho guest of Miss Bessie Riddell Mrs Win A LJttlo returned from Louisville last Monday while there she was the guest of Mrs Robert 0 Snoddy Mrs Thos Williams left last Thurs day for a two weeks visit to Louisville she will return by way of Harrodsburg to visit Mies Annie Van Lear Mrs Charles Chess who has boen visiting her father and mother in Louisville for the past wo weeks returned home last Friday Mrs David Bergman will visit Mrs Dorinanof Beattyville this we- ekSP1CIAL t+++++ + r + 4 1 +4+++ ++ + +4 Dont forget to see that swell line of wall paper shown by Perry fc Thomas Buy you girl a shower stick tf L E Lane A little life may be sacrificed to a sudden attack of croup if you doiit have Dr Thomas Electric Oil on hand for tfie emergency 1m The Richmond Carriage Works S L Midkill calls your attention to his spring stock of carryalls surrics buggies etc They have never shown a larger stock or better styles Also builders of delivery wagons of all kinds Repairing of buggies wagons etc a specialty best work and lowest prices All rubber tires guaranteed for one year Richmond Carriage Works- tf S L MIOKIFF Prop Bad blood and indigestion are deadly enemies to good health Burdock Blood Bitters destroys them 1m Watch Found A watch was left at the State Bank k Trust Co one day last week Owner can have same by identifying and paying for this notice apr 22 tf We have neversho wn a larger stock of Carryalls Surries Buggies and runa bouts than we cow have on display in our show room It will pay you to examine them before buying We also do and in best manners at moderate prices The best rubber tiro applyed and guaranteed for one year Call and see us Richmond Carriage Works tf S 1 MIDRIFF Prop Majestic Ranges rArbuckle Simmons Dan H Breck Fire Life and Ac ident Insurance Office in Ohlbam building apr 8 lot Now is the time to look over your vehicle and have them put in order for the coming season We make a ipecalty of fine repair work and em ploy nothing but the best workmen Call and see us before going elsewhere Estimates made if required We also have on hand a line of upto date station wagons buggies runabouts etc Richmond Carriage Works tf S L MIDKIFF Prop New kay The new confectionery and bakery at the corner of Hallie Irvine and Or amigo streets has been opened ana your patronage is solicited Fresh bread fresh cakes fresh vegetables and fresh fish always on hands Mrs H Zeiman Hallie Irvine and Orange si tf From a Cat Scratch on the arm to the worst sort of a burn Salveistel Salve be particular to get Witts withoutlenving pllesSold t esh and Cured Meats Eutchers The mail or r growh td such aking a sjecialty of our constant endeavor is s a this ve hi ogs that can be pro ats s j I vay given perfect es11isli and Hides Tallow Id guarantee in n ri cs the market 4 will prove bur sin xid reliably Retail Richmond Importers advantage millinery For Rembrandt PairThis elegantly spending repairing rejoining complete propor 2 ILadiesquality pure silk flue lace styles IUE trons black Real value S300 Childrens Hosiery A Sale Only Boys extra good stockings medium weight knit extra close from a hand twisted mace thread regular made Real value 25c A PairThis Sale Only Q Misses lace lisle thread hose very pretty styles of openwork best fast black all sizes Real yahoo 38c 2ScAPairThis socks Sale Only lisle thread in black white pink blue and ecru extra good qualities KAUfMAN STRAUS CO Central Kentuckys Great Department 12 St businessMr Proprietor repainting 39c 2Sc PajrThis openwork Inspection Costs Nothing Come in when you are passing our store never mind whether you think you want to buy anything or not You may be wrong we may have something you want extremely At any rate we always have something now and interesting to show and inspection costs nothing If L E LANE The Miller Range people tell us if a customer telephones ustlicyio not like the Miller Range for us to rend a wagon for it and refund time money for they are guaranteed from end to end tf D B Shackelford Co Auctlontcr My services as an auctioneer can be secured bv leaving word at the State Bank Trust Company or by writing T D ClIEXAUL- TmhlStf Terrillivy Neglected colds make lat graveyard Dr Woods Norway Pine Syrup h tIps men and women to a happy vigorous old age 1m Money to Loan I can get you money at 5 per cent in terest on long time in sums of StCOO or over on your farm property For partjculais call on or address W R LETCIIEH JE apr 15 Gmo Richmond Kj t N1im Ta11c- Ar No Cincinnati and Livings Lv 1240 p m ton EipresH south bound 1446 p No 6 Clnnati and Livings 125 pm ton Eipnss north bound 155 pm No 4 Cinmti and Livings 315 a m ton Esprcss north bound 350 am No 5 Cinnti and Livings 1105 pm ton Ex So nth bound 1105 pm No 10 Stanford and Mays ville Accm north bound 620 a m No Stanford and Mays 72 p m ville Accm south bound No 21 Richmond and Row land Accm south bound D20 a in No 22 Richmond and Stan 430 p m ford north bound Farm For Sale One of the best farms in Kentucky on two good pikes If miles from rail road station and postoffice Excellent improvements all in grass well watered Contains 255 acres could be divided Terms extra easy E B EVANS apr 1 tf Red House K- ycallcga of Muic OF CINCINNATI Special Rates for the Summer School June 15 to July 31 35 pays for Boardand completely furnished Room for the entire term Send for Catalog and Summer School circular Address College of Music of CincinnatiE- lm Street opp Washington Park Mth Academic Year opens Sept 7 13 may fit 1903I S 1 1eT S FIRM liverybusiness I will continue the business at the same stand and invite my friends and the public to call and see me when in need of anything in this line Will make a specialty of Moving Pianos Ftirniture Etc and guarantee to please my patrons at all times Elmer ParrishSucc- essorolLyman Parrish Cor ThIrd Irvine Phone 82 RICfIMDNDKY IhHr8M o For Ten Days Only For Ten Days we will sell the following goods at the prices quoted below 8 l3c Laws at 5c lOcLawnsatOc 15c Lawns at I2e 18e Lawns loc 75c Gowns for G9c u 99c 89c u2Dc Ladiest Black Mercerized Sateen Petticoats II inch flounce trimmed at bottom with 4 inch ruffle and ruching at top of flounce separate dust ruffle at 99c each Ladiest Black White Striped Mercerized Sateen Petticoats JO inch accordion plaited flounce trimmed with of black foot ruffle 199 Ladies Fine Black Mercerized Sateen Petticoats jf luster 12 inch flounce trimmed with 12 narrow at J99 each r tCall in during our cut sale of ten days and purchase bargains Respectfully Yours I Lr OWEN M1fJn J Cor and KENTUCKY 35 Ranges sold in the last 10 months from time times we put out the first one Every one wo have sold has helped to sell others Call and examine it and we think we can prove to you this is the only perfect Range made feb 2ri 4m Arbuckle Simnons gFourRouie Summer Tourist Line to MOUNTAINS LAKES FOREST and SHORE New York Only Depot in the City Three Trains Daily Only ThroughojSleeping Car Line Chicago Three Daily Trains Only fioonday Train BOSTON SleepingCars ST LOUIS Unequaled Dining Car Service Modern Equipment Fast Schedules Trains Leave Cincinnati from Central Union Station Morning Noon Night Warren J Lynch W P Deppe Oenl AJCincinnati O OLD JOE WHISKY Hand made Sour Mash gUllra1teeel is of old style manu facture No- BETTER can be found for medicinal pur poses You want the toFamily10 vear old in jugs S400 per gallon 10It bottles 55 II 4jugs 250 5S Cobottles 3e2Co jugs 210 It Orders filled WILEY SEARCY Prop Old Joo Distillery McBraj er novlyr Anderson county Ky Ladies 25c Corset Covers for IDa 39e 49e 39c 75c Jo 69c 75c Skirts for G9c 99c 89c and bands High ruffles rate some Main First 1 Majestic promptly Clearance Sale- Of 75000 Worth of Dry Goods at Cost FOR CASH soleiatJabricsNewColored Dress Goods CrepedoWash Goods r White Goods yardsEveryLadies Tailored Suits and Skirts tobuyof charge 10000 yards Embroideries and Laces Handsome hosiery silk lisle arid cotton Corsets all lending makes Fasso and Peetz Special Millinery PatternlIallo= J L Watson = 1820 N Upper Lexington Ky A Few Facts Spring is Almost Here J You will want new Dress Goods If you will give us a call we will show you the prettiest line of Shirt Waist Goods In white in black and in colors t Also a complete line o Etamines Crepes and soft wool goods for early spring wear A gorgeous assortment of Hamburgs Swisses and Laces and Silks until tnere is no end of Silks Give us a call White jffbJ sonCorner Main and Second RICHMOND KENTUCKY ELDERSU L JIll rLBA 4itSTOREJ 1 We take pleasure in announcing to the public that we are again in business and are now daily receiving a full line of Spring Goods Prettiest line of White Goods Ginghams Embroideries Laces Ribbons Clothing Shoes and Millinery ever shown in this cityt Call anddnspect oiiIa 1 be convinced that we can save you money IIIuuIuIuIuI I J 0 r i t Respectfully Submitted to the Cash Trade E v ELDER Hats Off Your hats off if it isnt our latest new style better take it off and keep it off too bad to see such a good looking man under a last seasons hat An old hat looks suspicious you cant afford to go around under suspicion Were ready to put a new uptodate lid on you today Our shirtsCluett Monarchare doyougood shirts good for your looks your feelings your pocket Jas S Crutcher Co Main Street t t Richmond Ky i he Richmond Climax J C CHENAULTPresidentD MILLER Editor Manager WEDNESDAY JUNE 3 1903 PUBLISHED IVEBY WEDNESDAY BV The Climax Printing Co Incorporat- edDEMOIiRATIC TICKET FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE a HON J 11 BENTON Of Clark County FOR COMMON AEALTHS ATTORNEY HON B A CRUTCHER Of Jessamine County FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ROY C WHITE- 7lnnouncerncnts FOR JAILER We are authorized toannounceFJ PER KINS of Baldwin a candidate for Jailer of Madison county subject to tbe action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce D C CiRIGQ3as a candidate for Jailer of Madison county subject to the action of the Demo critic party We tire authorized to announce N B JONES candidate for Jailer of Madison County sub juct to tbe action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce J B DOZIER a candidate for Jailer of Madison county subject to tbe action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce A J ROSS n candidate for Jailer of Madison county sub sect to the actUn of the Demcatic party EDITOR II H GKATZ after thirty seven years of service on the Lexing ton Gazotte has disposed of that paper to Edmund S Kinkeail rhe old Ken picky Gazette is said to have been the first nowspape published west of the Alloghany Mountains and was origin ally established and edited by John Bradford It was revived when Editor jratz took hold thirtyseven years ago JOHN J Wool recently defeated for renomination for Railroad Commission or says in his paper the Mt Sterling Gazette We are in a position now to give Mr Cleveland some wholesome advice on the question of running for a third term Cl Cf8fOMCo LEXINGTON KY T Summer Furniture We are displaying a corn lilete line of Arm Chairs Arm Rockers Settees Side Chairs Tables in Splint Reed Grass and Old Hickory Furniture Swinging Seats and Porch Pillows mmnckslarge assortment ranging in price from SI 25 to 58 50 Lawn Settees Four feet in length colors Oak Rod and green only WOO Reirfgarators and Ice Chests large display Price from 1 to S1CO Cedar Chests12 SU and 17 fiBrowerCo MAIN AJSTD BROAD WAX LXXINGTON ICY 1b i4 IMAGINE a procession of ten thousand cattle marching two and two in a line fifteen miles long let twenty thousand sheep follow thembleating along twelve miles of road after them drive sixteen miles of hogs twentyseven thousand strong then let thirty thousand fowls bring up the rear chicking and quacking and gobbling over a space of six miles and in this whole caravan stretching nearly fifty miles and requiring two days to pass a given point you will see the animals devoted to death in tho packing house of one company ixt Chicago in a single day THE Lexington Observers trade edition ot May 1C was one of the most complete edition of its kind we have fen for many years and is a credit to tho Observers hustling editor Mr IL Lee Davis There is not a better news gatherer in Kentucky than Mr Davis and since becoming associated with The Observer has made man v improvements both in the news department and the general makeup of the paper Rev McLellan at Harrodsburg I The Harrodsburg Journal in speaking of the Commencement Exercises 7ttt Beaumont College says t4Tho baccalauroato sermon wits delivered by Rev Hugh McLllnn of Richmond Kr Sunday at 11 oclock ut the Christian church The house was filled to overflowing and one ot the strongest mes sakes ever given to the Beaumont graduates was delivered to them on thit occupion lIe took his text from tho 15th verso of the ninth chapter of Collossians unjApeaknble ing the many blessings that are vouchsafed us by divine generos ity and godness he said they were nil curtailed or hampered in some way by an earthly limIta- tion but the unspeakable gift the gift without a flawwas the sending of His Son into the world as a Uedeemor And he charged the young ladies in earnest and beautiful words to see that they possessed themselves of this nn spoakablo gilt for no matter lion great nor how many were their accomplishments and graces they were us nothing unless in connec tion with them they cherished the love oPlhe Saviour in their hearts He ended his sermon in these words Iam as a lute whoso tenderest chord is broken a bird who flies upon one imper tect wing without Thee Gone to LoaiyrUle The many friends of Mr J V Logan Jr and hU excellent wife are deeply grieved over their removal from our county they having decided to make Louisville their home Sfaice hits re moval Mr Logan has been appointed Superintendent ot the Broadway Pres byterian Sunday School of which church Rev Neander Woods is pastor We wish them much success in their home Effected a Cure Willie DeJarnette the little eon of James DeJarnette of Madison county who was operate on at the St Josephs Hospital some monthsago for congeni tal dislocation of the hip according to the bloodless method of Dr Lorenz the celebrated Austrian surgeon had the bandages removed from his hip yes terday The bandages were removed by his father without the knodedleor conseit of the physicians He wa able to walk and apparently is on tbe way tolull use of his limb 100 Reward The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and CureIsbelagconstitutional treatment Halls Ca actingdirectlysurfaces of the system thereby destroy andIproprietorshundreddollarsSend for list of testimonials ToledoOhIodrugghsts7clTahI ttt 3m Attention ZiConfderattJ Under an Act of Congress the United States Government is endeavoring to prepare a complete Roster of all the officers and enlisted men who served on either side during the Civil War and Brig Gen Ainsworth of the U S Army who is Chief of the Record and Pension office has been especially au thorized to attend to this important business and Adjutant General Murray is In charge of the work of gather ing such of these records as can be found in Kentucky the records so col lected to be transmitted to the War Department there to be copied and returned to tho State of Kentucky The Muster Rolls of the 11th Kentucky Cavalry C S A have not been furnished In full only tho Muster Rolls of Companies A B C F G and II have been furnished The Mus ter Rolls of Companies D E have not been furnished Company D was Commanded by Capt J L N Dicken and Company E by Capt Robert E Terrill It is very important that the Muster Rolls of these companies be furnished and that the names of all meu who enlisted in the 11th Kentucky Cavalry after April 80th 1803 be also furnished To show the importance of immedi ate action I Insert the letter received by me from Brig Gen Ainsworth U S A Chief Record and Pension office Record and Pension office War Department Washington City May llth 1903 How JAMES B MCCREABV United States Senator Richmond Ky SIR In reponse to your letter of the 8th instant in which you make Iquiry rel- Ative to the Muster Rolls of the llth Kentucky Cavalry C S A of which you were Lieut Colonel at the close of the War I have the honor to advise you that the Department has a Roster of the Field and Staff of the regiment dated Jan 23 1865 and a few Muste Rolls of Companies A B C F G and lii none of the Rolls being of a date subsequent to April 30 1863 The Roster of the Field and Staff of the Regiment shows James B Mc Creary elected Major September 10 1862 and promoted Lieut Colonel July 4 1803 The Union records show this officer captured in Ohio July 10 1863 confined at Johnsons Island and other prisons and exchanged iu 1864 In order that the Confederate part of the recently authorized Roster of the officers and enlisted men of the Union and Confederate Armies shall be as nearly complete as it is possible to make it it is of the first importance that the collection of Confederate rec ords in the War Department shall be supplemented by such original Muster Rolls Rostors Returns and other similar records as are now in thin pos session of the various States and ol historical societies Memorial associa tions and private citizens Very Respectfully F C Ainsworth Brig Gen US A Chief Records Pension office Ihvill be glad to confer with any of the officers of enlisted men of the 11th Kentucky Cavalry at my office in supplylugand E and also in regard to furnishing the names of such mon as enlisted in any company of the nth Kentucky avalry after April 30 1003 I James B McCreary Come and see the heaviest the best and the most complete Range In the market The Miller You will find plenty ot them that have been in use in this city for fifteen years tf D B Shackelford Co Cures Eczema Itching Hum ors Pimples and Carbun desCosts to NothingI certainskin humors scabs scales watery jointsboilsskin old eating sores ulcers etc Botanic Blood Balm cures the worst and enrichingpurifying supplytogives the rich glow of health to theskin Builds up the broken down body nourishingold cases that doctors patent medicines Druggistslsamplsent troubleuialedJtttr 101 J 1 j Friday Is i 1 kX people as a IIi n ahu are almost tempted to believe likewise wlien we think of last Friday in con nection with one of our citizens Rev Horace G Turner It seems that all tbe furies were turned loose in his di rection On that rooming Mr Tnrner arose early end left at 603 for NIchol seville When but about two and a half miles from that town the engine broke down and after waiting until weatTa number of the passengers started out on foot to fJelr point of destination the above named gentleman being one of the nrjnber Instead of getting to Nicholasville at seven oclock it was about ten when that town was reached Mr Turner had hardly gotten settled from his two mile tramp when lie received the news that a large barn property of his in JOarrnrd county had been burned the night before The day wore on and Just abont the time he was ready to return to Richmond a telephone message reached him saying that his home here had been strudk by lightning and a considerable hole had been burned in the roof Mr Turners howeverin spite of al these casualties says he has causa to be thankful for being away that day Had he been in Richmond he most probably would have been at home and might have been killed or seriously injured and feels that Friday was both a lucky and an unlucky day for him A Gathering of Blue Grass Beauties The State Reunion of the Elks will occur in Lexingtonon the 16th and 17 of this month Every loge in the State will be represented and the oc ofIcommittees and all are expecting a grand time Nearly all of the lodges in the State have selected their spon sors although a few have not been heard from We give below aUnt of sponsors and their maids as received by the committee Richmond Lodge Sponsor Miss Carlisle Walker Her maids have not yet been selected Louisville lodge Sponsor Miss Em ily IL Weaver- CovlngtonSponsor Miss Auasta tia Carroll maids of honor Misses Mae Fitzgerald Katherine Ante Ma mie Riedlin Laura Rombach Cyntbiana lodgeSponsor Miss Marguerite Lyne maids of honor Misses Nancy Handy Ruth Addams Paris lodgeSponsor Miss Milda McMillan maids of honor Misses Sue Clay Buckner Lizette Dickson Isabella Armstrong Frankfort lodge Sponsor Miss Es ther Burnham maids of honor Miss es Lillian Lindsey Elizabeth Hazel rigg Irma Labrot May Pepper Georgetown lodgeSponsor Miss Mamie Stone maids ol honor Miss es Bessie Lancaster Ida Nay Finley Bess Bradford Ruth Kelly Mt Sterling lodge Sponsor Miss Laura Williams maids of honor Misses Leila Prewitt Amelia Laura YoungWinchester lodge Sponsor Miss Bessie Spahr Danville lodge Sponsor Miss Ad die Metcalf Cedlian Cub Holes The last meeting for the summer of the Cecilian Club occurred on last Wednesday afternoon in the parlors of the Elks Home It was veryfitting that this last meeting should bo the most delightful of the year The Elks art noted for their generous hospitality and on this occasion it came up to the standard The club was very much pleased to have so full an attendance also several guests among whom were Misses Price Hallam Walker Ben nett and Bright All during the after noon delightful freppe was served Those who contributed to the interesting program were Mesdames Mid delton Kellogg Iickels Miller and Miss Bennett all of whom gave piano selections and were highly pleased PriceIcat numbers while Miss Julia Higgins played a lovely violin obligate for Miss Blight Miss Monet Hallainof Wash ington Ciiy by request rendered a charming arrangement of Verdis II Trovatore much to the enjoyment oT alL Mrs L P Evans read an inter esting paper on Violinists at home and abroad Mrs M C Kellogg read a splendidly prepared paper on Or chestration and snowed that from the time when The Morning Stars Snag Together the aim of musicians has been to secure the grandest harmony and blending of a thousand chords At the conclusion of the program delicious strawberries cream and wafers were partaken of and all left feeling deeply grateful to the Elks for their elegant hospitality and all with one accord admitted that they are the Best People On Earth Caldwell High School Victorious That was a happy crowd that returned from Mt Sterling on Saturday laden down with so many medals and prizes When it comes tor entering a contest Caldwell High School is always In the push end as a rule comes out on the winning side This yeai the Clue Grass Tournament for eroded schools occured in Mt Sterling Our school rout Quite a delegation of representatives Below we give a full lie of prizes brought back by our boys and glrls The boys declamation was won by Mr Wm Doty sonol Mr John Doty of this city Ills subject was By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them Mr Doty very much pleased the audience here at the preliminary and hit bringing back the first prize a hand some gold medal over so many com petitor is proof that he pleased his hearers and judges in Mt Sterling- In the girls declamation Miss May Wallace Ballard secured second prizp Miss Ballard though young is a tal ented elocutionist and has a bright future in front of her The medal for the best male solo was captured by our wonderful young Passp Mr Donaldson Allman sonof Chief of Police James Allman Mr Allman possesses one of the richest and deepest bass voices we have ever heard and even uowean stand side by side with singers of matuter years and longer stud He is a pupil of Mrs Minnie Dykes Ambsler who was his accompanies Mr Jerry Powell secured the first prize in spelling those entering being under fifteen years old He aio won contestIn wonbycaptured the Kentucky history prize inbeginnersners over BO many competitors why CaldwellHfgbSc11oo11 toMonly cured with the- itisfaction j ters seasonFlWe y affords Give us a cerity to aerve you pr iand Retail Ky Being direct paying no middle profits are able to give our customers the most pi ices in hosiery Another advantage is that always have very latest stylesa very great as the styles change often in hosiery us in et 35 drop stitch lisle thread hose Hermsdurf black Rembrandt Richolien and narrow styles of drop stitch Real value 50- cyC lisle thread double soles and high spliced heels Real value 35c 0 hose allover an ankle style ten styles from which to select all fast blacks Real value 75c 7T I ered lisle thread hose in very choice designs variety for selection Real value 100 Great Store 12 and 14 W Main St IB VINE Mr and Mrs Simcox are spending a few days at the springs before returning to their home at Ross Creek Mr and Mrs Oscar Haines are rejoicing over the arrival of a boy and Mr and Mrs Elibu over a fine girl Mr and Mrs Hervey McDowell have returned from a visit to Mrs Mc Dowells mother Miss Julia Cockrell who is visiting her aunt Mrs Prank Park spent Sun day with Misses Lorrel and Belle Mar David JelTries is in Irvino on W Chess of the Southern Lumber Co Valley View was at Estill Springs Friday Mr and Mrs Edgar Mann of Paris are visiting Mrs Mantis mother Mrs Fannie Friend Mis Stella of Mr Sterling is tho guest of Miss Bessie Riddell Mrs Wm A Little returned from Louis llo last Monday while theje he was the guest of Mrs Robert C Snoddy Mrs Thou Williams left last Thurs day for a two weeks visit to Louisville shin will return by way of Harrodsbtirg to visit Miss Annie Van Lear Mrs diaries Chess who has been visiting her father and mother in Louisville for tho past two weeks returned home last Friday Mrs David Bergman will visit Mrs Dortnanof this week i +++t 1 s i+ + +++ Dont forget to see that swell line of wall paper shown by Perry fc Thomas Buy you girl a shower stick If little lifo may bo sacrificed to a sudden attack of croup if you dont have Dr Thomas Electric Oil hand for tho emergency 1m The Richmond Carriage Worke S L Midkiff calls your at tention to his spring stock of carryalls surrics buggies etc They have never shown a larger stock or better styler Also builders of delivery wagons of all kinds of buggies wagons etc a specialty best lowest prices All rubber tires for one year Richmond Carriage Works tf SL MIDRIFF Prop Bad blood and enemies to good health Burdock Blood Bitters destroys them 1m Watch Found A watch W3S left at the State Bank i Trust Co one day last week Owner can have samo by and pay ling for this notice apr22 tf We have a larger stock of Carryalls Surries Buggies and curia bouts than tow have on display in ourshow room It will pay you to examine them before buying We also do repairing and rejoining in best manners at moderate prices The best rubber tiro applyed and for one year Call and see us Richmond Carriage Works U S L MIDRIFF Prop I Dan H Breck Fire Life and Ac ident Insurance Office in Oldham bufldnz apr 8 lot Now Is the time to look over your vehicle and have them put ia order for tho coming season We make ii pecalty of fino repair work and employ nothing but the best workmen Call and see us before going elsewhere Estimates made if required Wo also have on handa line of upto date station wagons buggies runabouts etc Richmond Carriage Works ff S L MIDKIFF Prop New Bakery The new and bakery at the corner of Hallie Irvine and Or has been opened and your fish always on hand Mrs H Zeiman f lallie Iryino and Orange st U From a Cat the arm to the worst sort of a burn byE G yles 1w f Fresh and Cured Meats t butc1iers Time mail or- ia growh to such propor a specialty of our conStalitendeavOr is 4stfLdo this we slaughter hi 4 hogs that can be pro gtI Meats is thvays given perfect aysbles Fish and Izr Hides Tallow I and guarantee in t the ve will prove our sin ty and Douglas CultonWholesale Butchers Richmond Summer Hosiery importers wo modest we the consideration as millinery Bargain Sale For This Week OnlyC OnlyC OnlyC OnlyCopenwork Asplendid on we 2 quality pure silk flue lace styles tar trons black Real value 300 A Pair Tills Sale Only Boys extra good stockings medium weight knit extra close from a hand twisted maco thread regular made Real value 23c A PairThis Sale Only Misses lace lisle thread lime very pretty styles of best fast black all sizes Real value 38c PairThis Sale Only socks lisle thread in black white pink blue mid ecru extra good qualities and Central Lexington Ky Campbell loweMr businessMr Thompson Beattyville SPECIAL LELane- A Proprietor Repairing repainting wbrkjand guaranteed indigestion aredeadly identifying iievershiown guaranteed Majestic Ranges Arbuckle Simmons complete confectioney angestreets breadlfresh Scratch- on lalveisDeWttsthisisforbliudbleeditLKitclnng purchased Oys- 1s prices market reliably i9c 25c openwork 25cA ILadies Childrents Hosiery openwork KAUfMANI STRAUS CO Kentuckys Department Inspection Costs Nothing Come in when you are passing our store never mind whether you think you want to buy anything or not You may be wrong we may have something you want extremely At any rate we always have something new and inter eating to show and inspection costs nothing If LJLLAXE The Miller Range people tell us if a customer telephones us they lo not like tho Miller Range for us to rend wagon for it and refund the money for they are guaranteed from end to end tf D II Shaokelford Co Auctioneer My services as an auctioneer can be secured bv leaving word at the State Bank Trust Company or by writing T D CIIEXADLT mhlSlf Terrill ivy Neglected colds make lat graveyards Dr Woods Norway Pine Syrup h Ipf men and women to a happy vigorous old ago 1m Money to Loan I can gut you money at 5 per cent in terest on long time in sums of 1000 or over on your farm property Foi particulais call on or address W R LETCUEH Ju apr 15 Gmo Richmond L1 N Timca1cA- r No Cincinnati and Livings Lv 1240 p m ton Express sonth bound li46 p No 6 Clnnati and Livings 15pm ton Express north bound 155 pm No 4 Cinnati and Livings 31511 m ton Express north bound 350 am No 5 Cinnati and Livings 1105 p m ton Ex south bound 1103 pm No 10 Stanford and Mays ville Accm north bound ssss m No Stanford and Mays 72 p m yule Accm south bound No 21 Richmond and Row land Accm south bound 820 a m No 22 Richmond and Stan 430 p m ford north bound- Farm For Sale One of the best farms in Kentucky on two good pikes 13 miles from rail road station and postoffice Excellent improvements all In grass wellwa tered Contains 2o5 acres could be divided Terms extra easy E n EVANS apr 1 tf Red House Ky Co11a E of Musio OF CINCINNATI Special Rates for the Summer School June 15 to July 31 35 pays for Boardand completely furnished Room for the entire term Send for Catalog and Summer School circular Address College of Music of Cincinnati Elm Street opp Washington Park 20th Academic Year pnsSept 7 1903 13 may lit lt 1 T FIRM liverybusiness I will continue the business at the same stand and invite my friends and the public to call and see me when in need of anything in this line Will make a specialty of MqvingPianosFurnitureEtc and guarantee to please my patrons at all times Elmer Parrishaccessor to lorman ParrUh Cot Third Irvine Pkea eK RICHMOND KYUaMr3H1 For Ten Days Only for Ten Days we will sell the following goods at the prices quotedbelow 8 l3c Lavsafc 5c lOc Lawns at 9c 15c Lawns at 12c 18c Lawns 15c 7oc Gowns for 69c 99c 89c Ladies Corset Covers 9geH Ladiest Black Mercerized Sateen Petticoats J inch flounce trimmed at bottom with 4 inch ruffle and ruching at top of flounce separate dust ruffle at 99c each LadiestBlack and White Striped Mercerized Sateen Petticoats JO inch accordion plaited flounce trimmed with bands of black foot ruffle J99 Ladiest Fine Black Mercerized Sateen Petticoats High luster 12 inch flounce trimmed with 12 narrow ruffles at 199 each J t Call in during our cut rate sale often days andpurchase some bargains Respectfully Yours I I corAla2nEN MRICHMOND KEEKENTUCKY I Le Lj J 35 Majestic Ranges sold in the last 10 months from the times we put out tho first one Every one wo have sold has helped to sell others Call and examine it and we wo can prove to you this is the only perfect Range feb 25 Jm Arbuckle Simmons =Big FourRoute Slimmer Tourist Line to MOUNTAINS LAKES FOREST and SHORE New York Only Dally Only Through Steeping Car Line Chicago CityThree BOSTON Private Compartment Sleeping Cars Strictly Three Dally Trains Only Noonday Train I ST LOUIS Unequaled Dining Car Service Modern Equipment Fast Schedules Trains Leave Cincinnati from Central Union Station Morning Noon Night Warren J Lynch AV Doppe QenI AJCincinnati O OLD JOE WHISKY Hand made Sour Mash Every drop guaran teed to be pure It is of old styie manufacture No- BETTER Con be found for medicinal pur poses You want the best Furnished Strictly to Family Trade 10 vear old in jugs 100 per gallon 10 bottles S3 5 If jugs 250 5U bottles 3 2 IIjugs 210 h Orders promptly filled WILEY SEARCY Prop Old Joe Distillery McBraj er novlyr Anderson county Ky 25c for lOc 39c 29e 49c 39c 75c t G9c Skints for 69c H 1 JLF think made P 75c 89c i Clearance Sale- Of 75000 Worth of Dry Goods at Cost FOR CASH To reduce our enormous stock every dollars worth of goods will brat cost 5000 yards colored Taffeta Black Taffeta Black and Colored Cni oabrNewColored Dress Goods ItIedeWash Goods to White Goods yiEverys Ladies Tailored Suits and Skirts Every garment will go at coat Ko better opportunity was over offlercl M buy handsome garments at your own price Any alterations will be made fr of charge 10000 yards Embroideries and Laces Handsome lloivsilk lisle and cotton Corsets all leading makes Passe and 1eetz Special Millinery Everything at cost in Millinery Ribbons Flowers TrimmlslHtl ru Hate onehalf the cost J L Watson1820 N Upper Lexington Ky A Pew Facts Spring is Almost Here You will want new Dress Goods If you will give us a call wewill show you the prettiest line of i Shirt Waist Goods In white in black and in colors s Also a complete line o Etamines Crepes and soft wool goods for early spring wear A gorgeous assortment of Hamburgs Swisses and Laces and Silks until tnere is no end of Silks Give us a call White GibsonCorner Main and Second RICHMOND KENTUCKY H ELDERS r All 1 I BARGAIN STOREL r We take pleasure in announcing to the public that we are again in business and are now daily receiving a full line of Spring Goodst Prettiest line of White Goods GInghams Embroideries Laces Ribbons Clothing Shoes and Millinery at u tf Vr4 ever shown in this city Galland instiectsourSfiner nd beV tti v convinced that we can save you money i M tI i 4 IpjIuuI 11 i 3 Respectfully Submitted to the Cash Trade ET7 ELDER We Are Ready To Talk Business Our line of Buggies and Carriages for spring is now getourthelatestPainting and Repairing Neatly Done Give us a call we guarantee satisfaction ie eaTT1l t3c3Tcs RICHMOND KY 7PHONE 232 J v 1rnn5 1OT rasa oros SECOND STREET PHONE FRESII rocenes AGENTS FOR Boquet flour The Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY JUNE 3 1903 t Take your wool to E Deatherage Co Picnic at Malory Springs Saturday June 13 A large crowd expected Frasa Brothers are headquarters for Blankos Faust Blend coffee and other goods of the same high standard of qualltytfProfJ W Hick who has been conducting a successful singing school at College Hill began a second term Monday night Maxio Christopher the sixyear old daughter of William Christopher cooper was tiled before Judge Turpib Thursday and ordered sent to the Feeble Minded Institute at Frankfort The residence of Rev Thos N Arnold near Frankfort was destroyed by fire Wednesday Mr Arnold wa one of tho defeated candidates in the State primary for Superintendent of Public Instruction The ladies of the PaUlo A Clay Infirmary will give an ico cream and strawberry supper tomorrow night in rhere will bethe court house jnrd music by the Richmond Silver Band Everybody is invited Mr8 Suit Bratton proprietors ol the Racket store have moved their stock of goods into the store roomform crly occupied by tho Blue Grass gro cery and invite their friends and pa trons to call on them in their new quarters E DwitlieraKe Co will buy your wool IIIte Grass Seed Wanted Lacker Witt will pay the highest market prwejor June grass seed It Rti Texts Wanted AdJress Clay GaitsUll Ti F D No 1 Paris Jntiit Mrawberry Snppr The ladies of Mt Pleasant church will give a strawberry supper on Sat lIlY zilgilt of this week Candidates are especially invltod Picnic at Winston The Green Broaddus Post G A R will give a picnic at Winston Estill coiintv on July 4 Tlie gentlemen of this Post propose to make this one of the most onjoyable picnics ever given in the COUll iv Enlarging Sloulfer and Mauler are having an addition built totheir clothing store iu the way of a tailoring department in the rear This will contain two lories and will he found most convenient for their rVlr increasing business Gall us up bv phone or drop us a note and let us call and look over your work and give you an estimate of cost to put it it good order for the coming season We do good work at moderate prices All work called for finished nnil delivered when promised We put on rubber tire and guarantee same for one year See our new stock of sur rys buggies etc before buying Richmond Carriage Works tf S L MIDKIFF Prop E Bcatherage Co will pay highest prices for wool Blue Grass Sted Wanted Letcher Witt will pay the highest market price for Blue Grass Seed It Attention Bin There will be two candidates for initiation at the Elk lodge Friday night A full attendance of the mem bers requested For Sale Two sows and pigs Good stock Apply to P F Adams Jr Fifth street tf Richmond Ky Eslray A heifer calf weighing about 250 to 300 pounds came to my place several weeks ago and has bince been cared for by me Owner can have same by pay log charges W H Park 275t Richmond Ky Memorial Services Madison Lodge No 14 I O 0 F will hold memorial services at Odd Fellows Hall Sunday afternoon at three oclock thence the lodge will march in a body to the cemetery and decorate the graves of deceased members The public is invited to attend Kcctacky Chaatanqaa The Seventeenth Annual Session of the Kentucky Chautauqna will be held at Woodland Park Lexington Juno 30 to July 10 inclusive One of the best programs ever offered will be given The detailed program will be mailed to any address upon application to Chap Scott Business Manager Lexington Ky 1m Open Session The Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday afternoon in the lecture room of the church After the regular business meeting a social session will be indulged in The societies of the other churches will attend and refreshments will be served A very pleasant meeting is expected Court flay June court day was the dullest of the year The crowd in town was very smalland very little was done during stoCkIcattle on the market Norris Bros 200 sheep and 50 cattle 160 ewes were sold to Clark county parties for 2 65 per hundred- S A Phelps sold a llOOlb fat cow for 3 cts Every thing was sold early the prices ranging from 3 to 4 cents There were very few horses and mules off led Caldwell High School Commencennt Tomorrow morning will ein tho closing exercises of Caldwell High School Friends and patrons are invited over to the building on Second street to view the exhibits of tho different classes and work done throughout the year Friday night the Icommence- ment exercises will take place at the Grand Opera House The graduating address will be delivered by Rev II G rurner after which Professor Brock will present diplomas to the three grad uates Misses Nannie Bunt Powell Mabel KunVel and Mattie Duncan Immediately alter the exercises the alumni banquet will be served in the chapel of the school at whichabout one hundred guests will be present This promises to be a most enjoyable affair as a delicious menu is being pre pared as wtihl as brilliant tcaslsby rev eral members of the alumni There will also be music by Owen Walkers orchestraThe just closing has been a most successful one for Caldwell High School and pplendid work has been done by both teachers and pupils Richmond Is justly proud of her graded school which ranks among the first in the State and which has turned out from its doors the best of instructorsp j BIRTHS SCIUVNEK Mr and Mrs Harry Scrivner are happy over the arrival of a fine boy BENNETT A Jittle daughter arrived at th homo of Mr anti Mrs Waller Bennett on Sunday night to further bless their union E ieafherage Co t fijta ttA We have just received a ear load of Sweet Potatoes which we desire tOJ close out at unce I J Early Ohio S S A- J t BufbankHiS L iiEariyRo Peerless J- II A Ii tJ 4 ALL1C- INDSFIELDSEEDS L t J lE Deatherage Co 1 hog Cholera In Fayette The cholera among liege seems to have taken a hold in Fayctto county and many who have a large number of hOWl are discouraged over the outlook Several farmers have already lost a number of their hogs Mr W B Hawkins has lost 80 fine shouts of 100 pounds each Others have sews and pigs suffering from the same disease Anncnnos ror Taller Elsewhere In todays CLIMAX will De found the announcement of Mr A J Ross for Jailer of Madison county sub ject to the action of the Democratic party Mr Hoss was a candidate for this ofllce In the last county primary and although defeated madeacredita- ble race Mr Ross is a Democrat who has rendered valuable assistance lo the party and has always stood by the nominees He asks the Democrats of Madison to consider lila claim and if found worthy to make him the next nominee for Jailer of Madison Confederate Decoration Day The general public is cordially In spreadingflowers comrades who fell in battle or died from disease Meet promptly at the cemetery at 10 a m to dayWednesday Jume 3 and bring flowers with you The friends who have Confederate dead will please mark their graves with a strip of red hunting or ribbon so none will be overlooked The ex ercises will be short consisting of prayer songs and addressesJ M Poyntz Scceecoc placebutinglon who was for some time circulating manager on the Walla Walla Statesman left his position sonic three weeks ago and went to Connell Washington and took upa claim of ICO acres and has built a house thereon and will manyfriendshe is on the road to prosperity Har rodtiburg Herald Mr Cecil attended Central Univer manyfriendshis success with much pleasure n1inpThareacto When the Cook Leaves I handy firo lighted jiffythieoalyfuelamatchOne t ofa Valvea- nd your started with match expense as stoppod done kitchen remains comfortable for finishing With Gas Fuelcoal no no no the kitch- enWould You Like To Know About RICHMOND Water LightCOMPANY Jewel Rcbbins to Try PowasJ Governor Beckham Wednesday ap pointed and commissioned Judge Jos eph Robbing Mayfleld special judge of the Circuit Court to try the case of the Commonwealth against Caleb Powers The fixing of a time try Powers will be left to the special judge audit is thought here he will fix a time in July or August next Judge Bobbins recently resigned as Judge of the Mayfield Judicial trict Charged With Rcbbery A dispatch to the Louisville Post says Deputy United States ilare hal True arrived here today having in charge James Durham of Jessamine county charged with robbing the post at Edeutou Madison county on 22 Durham was arraigned before Commissioner Hill pleaded guilty and was held to tho Federal grand jury bail of 500 Durham also confessed to the robbery of the postofllce at Am Mt Lebanon both in Jes samine county made affidavit giv ing the name of the man who was implicated with him in the robbery the last named places and a warrant was issued for tho man and placed in the hands of Marshal True and he go after tonight Durham has served two years for breaking into the post Rockcastle in 1898 I Koice I have for sale about 250 acres of good land located near Big Hill this county fifty ef this land is being cultivated and the balance is in coal and timber The coal which is known as the Norman opened is in firstclass condition vein running from 30 40 inches thick The timberon this land is mostly whiteoak poplar cedar locust and sugar trees will either sell or exchange above property for goods It will pay any one propety to call and see me as terms be made please chaser S C CAKKIEn Big Hill Ky I have also another farm of about acres for sale this land is also well improved 200 acres of which Is used for apple orchards On this property is dwelling and one desiring a fine stock farm couid not better property J2Cure REKARKABLE RECOVERY Or JUDGh RICE Rheumatics Cured As If By Magic Ten days ago at the earnest Eoliciia tioir of friends Judge II C Rice went to Indianapolis to take the water treatment for rheumatism The Judge had suffered so much that he was unable t wear his and was confined to here lie hadtnetl HotJSprings and resorts lyit now declares there is no place on for rheumatic suf ferers equal tcMt Jackson Sanitarium Indianapolis They guarantee a cure for case of rheumatism within two weeks or money refunded Two other notable eases of cure are Messrs John Edwards and J Robert Boatman the latter being perfectly helpless when nauled to the Sanitarium on 2 unable to turn himself in Eight days later he was able lo walk around and the twelfth day was cured sound and well A round trip ticket to Indianapolis 12 50 board treatment 10 per So that for 32511 sufferer from lie worst asa of rheumatism may go bo cured andre turn Blehmoud which is cheaper than a to Hot Springs withoat the certainty relief u iJ A Destrred Compliment to Cot Capertoe The willliiRiitss lion Gus Wilson of Louisville to become the republican candidate for Governor hRs brought forth many nice remarks about that ex cellent gentleman Mr Wilson is aj man of the Col J W Capeton tyn irea from anythin that is in the IcJF questionable is a typical gentlemf firm in his convictions and leaner the discharge of any duties ebIJupon lim Saturday we head i cams oltlj t and men in the stato kedj by one a leader in Kentucky r lJ ffs a gentleman n leader amii itileand a man who will JI 4ss trick or dirty inetho3 When flffWJ the stump he will make such a h cut argument and in such a gentle manly way that our speakers will be put to the test to answer him Yes Mr Wilson is a gentleman in every souse of the word1 Lancaster Record For the styles in wall paper see Perry Thomas Mr John B Chenaolt Will Work For TIcid I shall vote the straight democratic ticket and do all I can to secure its election said Mr B Chenaull who was at Selbachis night While I I got the worst of it nothing could induce me to vote for a republican I have always voted the democratic ticketand always expect to put my mark under the rooster Ivoted for Mr Hager in the primary and showed my ballot 1 shall vote for him again at the November election Mr ChenauH was a candidate for the democratic nomination for Auditor and Is the present insurance commls Bioner insurance men say he has the best commissioner the state has had and many of them have expressed regret that lie will have to up the When asked he expected to do Mr Chenault said I am an honest farmer now I have had several offeis to go into business but have not decided what to do It is reported that several insurance companies have made Mr Chenault offers believing because of hilt record as insurance commissioner that he would make a success In the insurance business CourierJournal its mighty to have a that can be in a fire is the striking of a All Is easily when cooking and the cool and the up there is no to carry ashes dirt coal pails to litter up Gas They Sell Detroit Gas Ranges ledge E of Scott to that Dig office May hnd in broso and and of will them office at About acres mine mine is up and the to I tho desir lug the will to pur COff a good secure shoes his bed other earth any there Jan bed on and week to ticket of of not The John hotel last think The made give olllce what Closing Exercises of Hadlson Insulate The closing exercises of Madison In stitutobeginning with the Baccalaureate sermon last Sunday by Rev J W McGarvey of Lexington and closing with the commencement exercises last Thursday morning were attended by large crowds and enjoyed by all The music recitals Monday and Tuesday nights in the Institute chapel reflected great credit on the school and its music teachers and the Operetta at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday night was one of the most delightful entertainments ever given in Richmond Tuesday was Class Day and was conducted by the seniors nine in num ber in a highly entertaining manner Miss Stella Lewis President of the class made a beautiful little address of welcome followed by the Historian Miss Edith Searcy with her history of the class Miss Eyaline White the Prophet with her prophecies con cerning her classmates Miss Cricket Terrill the Giftorian with her gifts to each member Miss Mary Lee Col yer the Grumbler with her com plaints Miss Tommy West on The Faculty with her jokes on the teachers Miss Myra Walker with her graceful little speech at the planting of the ivy and Mips Martha White the Valedictorian with her sad farewell These exercises were Interspersed with selections by the InstitutE orchestra which line developed wonderfully under the leadership of Prof Metier and now makes such excellent music that it compares favorably with many profes sional orchestras On Thursday Commencement Day the Christian Church was filled to overflowing with people to hear the address of Mr R E Moss of Maysviile and to see the graduates receive their diplomas While the orchestra played a march the nine graduates proceeded by President McGarvey and Mr Moss and accompanied by nine young men of Richmond who were the ushers for the occasion marched in and tool their places on the platform After prayer by Dr Dodge of the First Presbyterian church Mr Moss in his mu sical voice and graceful manner delivered a very appropriate and most eloqmmt address which many of the audience pronounced the best com mencement oration they ever heard President McGarvey after a few appro priate remarks to the people assembled presented the diplomas to the graduates and spoke a few parking words to his fjrmeTr pupils who had successfully finished their college course After a musical selection by the orchestra and announcements for next year by the President the benediction as pro nounced by Mr Moss This ended one of the most success ful school years in the history of Madison Institute President McGarvey an nounced that the prospects tor next session arc very encouraging and saIled the attention of the people that their local pride should prompt then to stand by Madison Institute as it is their school and give It their friendship and hearty support and thus help him to takeiteven better than it has been The President says that he has not spared pains or money in the selection of his faculty for next year and that it will be even stronger thal thatof the year just closed and the strongest tbe Institute has over kaowu Dan H Breck will Insure your city or country property against fIrelIghl and cyclones Office in Oldham ibuildinK ar8 lot ye con Co for- Madison eador says The g piefo class of the Le- xcatory of Music taught laXila Pigg gave its dosing re eYeiiintnJri58 bf two youthful cornetorsY ifJ1OUlePigglucre o ne usi g their aicrItaIdculnLro JJttnslc with ndnitnuccoss1audnany friends scc intervdMid erc greatly pleased to attend the recital and give applause and praise The two young ladles spoken of in the above notice are daughters of Mr Henry Pigg formerly of this city They are possessed with unusual musical talent arid it is with great pleasure that their friends here read of theii successi r DEAThS PAaK1rs Clara Jacobs Park aged thirtyone died at ncr home in Irvine last Wednesday of pneumonia after an Illness of three days Deceased was a daughter of Jir andMrs B F Jacobs and was an exemplary Christian lady a devoted wife and mother Sh leaves six small children besides her husband to mourn her demise DvsNAt his home in Valley View Friday morning Mr C B Dunn of lung trouble aged fortyfour years Deceased had been in ill health for sometime and his death while a shock to the community was not unexpected He was a good citizen and a Christian gentleman and will be greatly missed His remains were interred In the Richmond cemetery Saturday with the honors of Odd Fellowship CHENAULT Tho death from heart trouble of Elijah Chenault occurred on last Sunday morning at tho home of his mother near town Deceased who was a son of the late Anderson Chen ault had been in ill health all lila life and was just entering his twentyfirst year at the time of his death His funeral took place Monday afternoon in the presence ofa large gathering friends and relatives after which his remains wero interred in the Richmond Cemetery The sympathy ofallis extended to the family in their affliction RELIGIOUS Southern Methodists will celebrate Wesleys birthday by raising 300000 for missions this year 150000 for for eign and 350000 for home missions Rev D GCombs will hold a series of meetings at the brick school house Peytontown beginning on Monday night Juno 15 The object of these meetings is to organize a Christian church Every Lody is invited to at tend lion Lejran C Murray of Louisville Narrates an Incident In the Career of Be late Hen John Bennett and Pays the Dc ceareJ a hUgh Tribute EDITOR CLIMAX No one can read the tributes paid to the late John Bennett in recent issues of the Richmond CUUAX without being deeply impressed with the estimate in which he was held at his own home but I cannot rob my soul of the desire to add my tribute to the man with whom I had business contact for nearly thirty years in various relations- I can feelingly illustrate the man in a recital of an incident which made a deep impression He was a stockhold er in the old Second National Bank of Louisville which as you kiowin IBM was liquidated The assets remaining after its debts were paid were used to make a subscription to the stock of the new American National Bank It was thought that the remaining assets would justify subscription of 150000 and the assets were placed with the American National Bank for collection In this they were mistaken for those assets were not worth more that 100 000 hence they lacked 50000 of paying it Each stockholder however had re ceived stock in the American National Bank full up as if they had paid the 150000 After a year or two it became apparent thot the assets did not justify having issuea slock for that amountand the stockholders of the Second National Bank were asked to return say 33 per cent of their American National Bank stock and have it reduced in accord ance with the value of the Second Na tional Banks assets thereby liquidating the debt which each individual stockholder of the Second National Bank wed This plan was submitted to several stockholders some of whom doubted very much whether or not out of about two hundred stockholders of the Second National Bank there would not be a majority who would protest and claim that they should not bo re quired to return it In those days of uncertainty as to what would be the result of the plan Mr Bennett came into my office I put to him a hypothetical case and asked him what be thought a man ought to do to be just In the case Then I applied it and said Well you are Gne of the men who has in your box fifty shares of American National Bank stock which you have not paid for by onethird His prompt answer was Well you can have mine I do not want it if it is not pail for take it and reduce it onethird and give me what belongs to me Jt was soon done the plan was a sue cees and I want to say that the promptness with which he accepted the plan asa just one encouraged me more than any other man He believed that the beIsuccess and the Second National Bank debt was liquidated and the stock holders have seen the wisdom of this planand to no one am Ilndcbted more and like a flash his integrity showed forth and all connected with this en terprise have been benefited by the vigor of Lila honesty quickly expressed and the prosperity which followed the American National Bank dates from almost that day It is not necessary to say more than the simple recital of this narrative of what John Bennett cou Id see was honest and do U with the expression By the eerna I do not want any timing in my box that does not belong to me Verily if all men wopld act on this principle how little trouble would comirto thousands of innocent people Respectfully Loct O McmuY President V American Natl JBjwk Louisville Ky May 25 lQ r 1jh I ii i1czpr sot the fwfil fee n I ram will r oasis f ln rat rIeilJconle8t for which two medals wilt be awarded This will befollowed by a musical On June 10th there lill be presented a drama entitled TOo Man From Maine This drama consists of five acts and tho caste includes thirteen characters Refreshmenta wilie lwbeto attend allot tim xfajBlgeq 1ATR1MONIAL t 4 epAm1s9LErTMr Joe Adams and IIZZlI 1o1 of time Berea neigh Or1fOTOdfWere married at the tome of Rev Hugh McLellan on Lancaster ayenno last Thursday- 8TEPnENsoNDlCKfr D M V Stephenson of this city and Miss Polly Dick of Wayne county will be married today at the home of the bride This news will come as a pleasant sur prise to the friends of the groom Mr Stephenson is one ot Richmonds beet known contractors and carpenters and has long been associated with this town and her interests He is of a quiet unassuming nature but thor oughly given to business and we con gratulate the young lady who today becomes his wife Mr and Mrs Stephenson will reside in this ci- tyPERSONAL Mr Allen Zaringis in Detroit Michi ganMiss Marie Harbor is at borne from Cincinnati Mr StuarVolles of Fayctte county was LexlitftMonday n Miss Florrie ChenauH is visiting relatives in Lexington Mr J W Bales is at home from New York Mrs Hugh McLellan is visiting her parents tihelbyville Mr Simeon Hamilton of Estill coun ty was here court day Mr Terry Hagan of Bryantsvillo was in the city Monday Mr Jonah Wagers of Wagersville was in the city Monday Mre Arthur huh of Stanford visited friends here last Thursday Mr Will Rice of Rices Station was here on business Monday Rev Eisenhart has returned from a visit to BinghamtonrN Y Mr Eliliu Campbell of Irvine was among the court day visitors Mrs John R Chenault of Frankfort is the guest of relatives hero Mrs James S Crutcher has returned from a short visit to Lexington Rev Horace G Turner spent Friday with his parents in Nicholasvillo Mrs CIi r mce II Vaught and childen are at home from a visit to Trenton Mr Park L Hume of Irvine was a guest Monday of Mrs Claude Smith Mrs 0 E Snioot is the guest of her sister Mrs E L Powall in Louisville Miss Jennie Parkes of Paint Lick was a guest last week of Mrs W W WattsMr Eugene W Walker has bad as his guest Mr Joseph Reed of New YorkMiss Anne Bennett went to Mt Sterling Sunday afternoon to visit Mrs Hoffman Mrs Coleman Neff and Mrs Edna Cornelison have been visiting in Lex ington Mrs C E Smith has retnrnedto Lex ington after a pleasant visit to friends and relatives here Mrs Hicks and two children left Saturday for Indiana whero they will spend the summer Prof R F Hutcheson left Monday to spend his vacation at his homo in Charlotte county Va Mrs Pollie Allis lies been seriously ill for several days at the home of Mrs W E Luxou near town Mrs M 0 Kellogg and Miss Mary Shacfcelford will begin a dancing clas next week in the Masonic Temple Dr and Mrs E L Pierce of Louis ville arrived Saturday to visit Mrs Bertha Smith on High street Mr Guy Davidson and bride of Lan caster spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs Z T Rice Mr and Mrs Joseph Williams and son of Falmouth are guests of Mrs R A Woolums on the Summit Mr E C Boggs of Nlcholasville a former rosident ol this place was here last week mingling with old friends Little Mamie Scrivner of Winches ter is spending a few weeks with her cousin Mablo Rayburn at Speedwell Mrs P P Nunnelley returned to her home in Stanford last Wednesday alter a pleasant visit to friends and relatives here Mrs II B Scrivner and children have returned to Winchester after a plasant visit to relatives and friends here Mr Will Powell has returned from Louisville whero he recently under went a successful operation for appen Monet Hidlain has returned to her home in Washington D U after a pleasant two weeks visit to Miss Jnlia HigginsMiss Margaretta Smith has gone to Philadelphia where she will study for a trained nurse in Dr Joe Prices Sanitarium Mra H G McElwaino and little daughter Mattie Elisaph of New York are guests of Mr and Mrs J W Bales on West Main street Rev H U Turner and Mr Win Langford went to Stanford Monday to attend the district conference which is in session there this week Miss Sue Smith has returned to her home near Speedwell after studying ten months at the Mary Semi nary at Stanton Virginia Mrs Lottie Fernll Driver and little daughter BalHe Pearson have returned to New York after spending some time with Mr and Mrs W R Lo teller Jr Mrs Bob Harris and little Miss Tom mie Cole Covlngton of Richmond spent Sunday here with Captain and Mrs Joe HarrisThe Beattyville News Rev OK Roth of Lexington wil preach at White Oak Pond Church first Sunday in each month Members are especially requested io be present Mrs Miunia Dykes Ambslcr went to Mt Sterling last Thursday with the Tournament crowd where she acted accompanist for her gifted pupil Mr Donaldson Allman Dr and Mrs C D Paitle loft Mon day for Frcnchbnrg Mdnifee county Dr Pattie will assist Mr II L Wal lace in the Men lee Deposit Bank a new Institution of that place Miss Margaret Clayton of BealtyvIIIe came down Ftiday and spent a few da n with Mrs Allene Jackson Boggs Slit delighted the congregation of the M E church on Sunday meriting with another one of her sweet solos Rev Augustine J Smith who at one time was rector of the Episcopal church here and is BOW at Richmond is at tending the Council of the church at Shakertown While hero he and Mrs Smith are guests of Mise Irene Mooro Harrodsuurg Herald Miss Willie Mae Jarznan wIlt go jo Lexiiigtoa next week to be present at the comllMe ment exercises of Eayie Institute from which college her cuss in Miss AlsteBftltord graduate fee and Miss Baiter will then go oa to 1I1r GREAT CUT PRICED g ON STRAW HATS z J We bought an enormous stock of fine Straw Hats the j spring season has been unusually late and in order to prevent jA carrying over a single hat we have cut prices without regard to r J cost or value Styles the latest and quality the best Read these great reductions and come early for a choisce selection V I 3 350 Hats Cut to 250 250 Hats Cut to j 513 200 Hats Cut to j 25 L5o Hats Cut to 95 Jf J All this seasons goods clean bright and fine A opportunity for a stylish a remarkably low J t 25 Come and Look GOVINGTON BANKS OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS l Chillicotl 0 Ohio to ivisit Miss Elizabeth Smith until alter the Luxon Smith nuptials on 17 Miss Lettie Crowe has been tendered a position with Miss Peers In her private school in Louisville The friends of this young lady will rejoice in this compliment paid her hope this removal will not affect the future of the Classical Training School which Misses Crowe have conducted for two years in this city Frankfort Journal Mr R W Miller of Richmond came down Tuesday eveningand made the address to the graduating class of the Graded Schools Mr Miller is a good orator and fluent speaker holding the closest attention of his hearers His address was highly complimented Mr Miller is a typical Kentucky gentleman warmhearted forcible and as true as steel to his friends who are IcgionrLaucaster Record We keep on hand at all times a good supply of Brush Creek Coal Irma time new mines that are be ing operated a Brush Creek Ky and do not hesitate to say that you will find this to be an ideal Coal and will reduce your coal bills nearly onehalf At same time giving you perfect Also Red Jellico and other grades ASh1 Coal Lime Sand Cement Etc We are still in the e and solicit a share your patronage We Guarantee Polite and Prompt Service and Weight Letcher Witt Coal Yard and Warehouse Phone 142 L N Depot Richmond Ky 100 Hats Cut to 75c 75c Hats Cut to SOc 3 50c Hats Cut to 39c 25c Hats Cut to J 9t it great hat at price I 25 the We the the Satisfaction Feed of Good New Wall PapersSee our elegant line of the latest designs and colorings inWall Decorations Elegant Tapestries Florals Stripes Ingrains Moire Ceilings etc Some neat patterns at THREE CENTS per roll A large line of Room Mould ings Beadings etc Just received a new lot of Window Shadesall colors sizes and prices from ten cents up Paints Oils Varnishes Brushes Window Glass White Leadetc Largest stock to select from rc Qeo M Willging209 West Main Slree The Best System of Heating a Residence We will call and see you if you w- antPlumbing OrHeatingAddress RICHMOND K Y or Third floor of Post Off- iceLEXINGTON Plumbing Co i5 ffiI JKentucky HAUAUUASeventeenth Session Woodland Par- kLexington Ky- une3OJ July JO College Day July 8th GREAT PROGRAM JULY WhGen Fitzhugh Lee and Others For detailed illustrated program address CIIAS SCOTT BusJIgr LEXINGTON KY mB YOUNG MANt rDo you want a new Spring S toran extra pair of Trousers You want to come and see us This is a young mans storehas always been and will con tinue to be We keep an eye out for your exclusive wants t Why pay such prices for cheap hand me down V clothes when for the same L money you can have your clothes made to measure and- made as you wantthcm i SEE OUR Window DISPLAY r+ e See our line of Blue Serges flallshades special price this week and next 1500 Fit and satisfaction guaranteed t h theE 4 ARNOLD Main StreetRichmond Ky We Are Ready To Talk BusinessO- ur line of Buggies and Carriages for spring is now getotsrthelatestPainting and Repairing Neatly Done Give us a call we guarantee satisfaction fe aTca D- OTSrjT9PHONEFrasaBros SECOND STREET PHONE I- KFRESH Groceries AGENTS FOR Boquet flourI The Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY JUNE 3 1903 Take your wool to E Deatherage Co Picnic at Malory Springs Saturday June 13 A large crowd is expected Fras Brothers are headquarters for Blankes Faust Blend coffee and ther goods of tho same high standard of qualitytf1rof J W Hicks who has been I conducting a succesful singing school at College Hill began a second term Monday night Maxie Christopher tho sixyear old daughter of William Christopher oojer was tiled before Judge Turphi Thursday and ordered sent to tlTe IVeble Minded Institute at Frankfort The residence of Rev Thos N Arnold near Frankfort was destroyed by tire Wednesday Mr Arnold was one of the defeated candidates in the State primary for Superintendent of Public Instruction The ladies of the Pattie A Clay Infirmary will give an ice cream and avberry supper tomorrow night in the court house jard There will be music by tho Richmond Silver Band Everybody is invited Messrs Suit Bratton proprietors the Racket store have moved their clerk of goods into the store roomform rly occupied by tho Blue Grass pro iery and invite their friends and pa tnus to call on them in their new ijiiarters E DoalhoniKe Co will buy your WlHll Blue Grass Seed Wanted Letcher Wilt will pay the highest market price for Blue grass seed It Red Foxes Wanted AdJress Clay OaitskiIl R F D No 1 Parts KY jni33t strawberry Snjpa The ladies of Mt Pleasant church will give a strawberry supper on Sat day night of this week Candidates- are especially invitod Picnic at Winston The Green Uroaddns Post G A R will give a picnic at Winston Estill cointv on July 4 The gentlemen of this Post propose to make this one of tli most enj lyiible picnics ever given ill the couiy Enlarging Stouffer anti Mahler are having an id lition built to their clothing store in the way of a tailoring department in lie rear This will contain t- Wtris and will be found most conven ient for llinir rcr increasing business Call us up bv phone or drop us a note and lot us raIl and look over your wu k and give yon an estimate of lOst to put it ii good order for the coming Fasou We do good work at moderate prices All work called for finished aId delivered when promised We put on rubber lire and guarantee same for one year See our new stock of sur rys buggies etc before buying Richmond Carriage Works tf S L MiuKiFi Prop II payhlBlue Grass Seed Wanted Letcher Witt will pay the highest market price for Blue Grass Seed It Attention Elks There will be two candidates for initiation at the Elk lodge Friday night A full attendance of the mesa bers is requested For Sale Two sows and pIgs Good stock Apply to P FAdams Jr Fifth street tf Richmond Ky Estray A heifer calf weighing about 250 to 300 pounds came to my place several weeks ago antI line since been cared for by iner Owncrcan have same by pay fag charges W II Park 275t Richmond Ky Memorial Services Madison Lodge No HI O 0 F will hold memorial services at Odd Fellows Hall Sunday afternoon at three oclock thence the lodge will march in a body to the cemetery and decorate the graves of deceased members The public is invited to attend Kentucky QuoUnqua The Seventeenth Annual Session of the Kentucky Chautauqua will be held at Woodland Park Lexington Juno SO to July 10 inclusive One of the best programs ever offered will be given The detailed program will be mailed to any address upon application to Chas Scott Business Manager Lexington Ky 1m Open Session The Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday afternoon in the lecture room of the church After the regular business meeting a social session will be in dulged in The societies of time other churches will attend and refreshments will be served A very pleasant meeting is expected Court Day June court day was the dullest of the year The crowd in town was very small and very little was done during the day The Madison county stockyards reported 500 sheep an CO head of cattle on the market Norris Bros 200 sheep and 50 cattle ICO owes were sold to Clark county parties for 2Gi per hundred S A Phelps sold a llOOb fat cow for 31 cts Every thing was told early the prices ranging from 3 to 4 cents There were very few horses and mules oflTtiicd Caldwell Bljh School Commencemnt Tomorrow morning will ben the closing exercises of Caldwell High School Friendj and patrons are invited over to tho building on Second street to view the exhibits of the different classes aud work done throughout the year Friday night the commencement exercises will take place at the Grand Opera House The graduating address will be delivered by Rev H G Turner after which Professor Brock will present diplomas to the three graduates Misses Nannie Hunt Powell Mabel Kuntel and Mattie Duncan Immediately alter the exercises the alumni banquet will be served in the chapel of the school at which about one hundred guests will be present This promises to be a most enjoyable affair as a delicious menu is being pre pared as well as brilliant tcastsby sev eral members of the alumni There will also be music by Owen Walkers orchestraThe just closing has been a most successful one for Caldwcll High School and cplendid work has ben done by both teachers and pupils Richmond is justly proud of her graded school which ranks among the first in the State and which has turned out from its doors time best of instructors BIRTHS SCRIVNEUMr and Mrs Harry Serivner are happy over the arrival of a fume boy- BENNETT A little daughter arrived at the homo of Mr and Mrs Waller Bennett on Sunday night to further bless their union 8 t I E0 Deaiherage Co Potatoes We have just received car load of Sweet Potatoes which we desire to close out at once A J J rEarly Ohio f JBurbank t r J- 14 JI j Eai1yRose- It Peerless iti ALL KINPS t FIELDSEEdS E3 Deatherage Co I c I 1 flog tholm In Fayette tohavennd many who have alarm nuraborof outlookSevernl BHawkjpounds each Others have sows and pigs Buffering from the same dieeaqe Announce tor Japer befoundsubjectparty Mr Ross was a candidate for this office In thl16t county primary and although defeated made a creditable race Mr Ross is a Democrat who has rendered valuable assistance to the party and has always stood by the nominees He asks the Democrats of iffoundworthynominee for Jailer of Madison Confederate Decoration Day The general public is cordially In vitedto take part with us In spreading flowers upon time graves of our dead diedfromcemetery at 10 am to dayWednesday Jurae 8 and bring flowers with you Confederatedeadwith a strip of red bunting or ribbon so none will be overlooked The ox praxerJ M Poyntz Succeeds placebutcirculatingStatesman left his position some three Washimmgtonand has built a house thereon and will mnasmyfriendshe is on the road to prosperity Har rodsburg Herald Mr Cecil attended Central Univer manyfriendshis success with much pleasure theSrepulriicait IfIspeakcrswiKbe When the Cook Leaves hs mighty to that can lighted in One Turn ofa Valvestinted the of match is as easily when the up With Gas Fuelcoal no pails kitch- enWould You Know About Gas- RICHMOND Water LightCOMPANY They Detroit Ranges lodge Rcbbins to try Powers Governor Beckham Wednesday ap pointed commissioned Judge Joseph E Rabbins of Mayfield special judge of Circuit Court to try the case of the Commonwealth against Caleb Powers fixing of a time to try Powers will be left to the special judge and it is thought hero that he will fix time in July or August next Judge Robbins recently resigned as Judge of Mayfield Judicial Charged Rtbbery A dispatch to the Louisville Post says Deputy United States Marshal arrived hero today having in charge James Durham of Jessamine charged with robbing the post office at Edenton Madison on May 22 Durham was arraigned before Commissioner lull and pleaded guilty and was held to Federal grand jury in bail of 500 Durham also confessed to the robbery the postoffice at Am brose and Mt Lebanon both in Jes samine county and made affidavit ing the nAme of the man who was im plicated with him in tho robbery of the last named places and a warrant was issued for time man and placed in the hands of Marshal True he will go after them tonight Durham lisa served two years for breaking the post office at Rockcastle in 1898 have for sale 250 acres of good land located Big Jlill county About acres el land is being cultivated and the balance is in coal and umber The coal mine which is known as the Norman mine is opened up and is in firstclass condi tion vein running from 30 to 40 inches thick The timber on this land is mostly whiteoak poplar cedar locust sugar trees will sell or exchange the above property for goods It will pay any one desiring propety to cull see me as the terms be to please pur chaser S C CAUBIER Big Hill Ky I have also another farm of about 500 for this land is also well improved 200 acres of which is used for apple orchards On this property is a good dwelling and one desiring a Flock farm could not secure better property juu 36mo REMARKABLE RECOVERY Ot JUOGk RICE RcennuUcs Cured M If By Magic Ten ago at the earnest solicits tion of friends Judge H C Rice went to Indianapolis to take the water treatment for rheumatism Judge had suffered so much that he was unable to wear his shoes and was confined to his bed liars lie hadtned Hot Springs and other resorts now declares there is no place on for rheumatic su ferers equal to Mt Jackson Sanitarium Indianapolis They guarantee for any case of rheumatism within two weeks or money refunded Two other cases of cure there are Messrs John Robert Boatman the being perfectly helpless when Hauled to the Sanitarium irs- Jan 2 unable to turn himself in bed Eight days later he was able to walk around and on Jthe twelfth was cured sound und well A ronndtrip ticket to Indianapolis 12 50 board treatment 10 per week So that for 32 50 a sufferer from the worst case of rheumatism may Robe cured and re iurn to Richmond is cheaper a tkket to Springs without the certainty of relief A Deserved Compliment to Col Capertoo The willinKnejs of Hon Gus Wilson of Louisville to become candidate for Governor hrbroiigb forth many njco remarks abontiiate cslUnt gentleman Mr Wilson 1s man of the Col W Capeton typi from anything that is In the least questionable is a typical gentleman firm in his convictions and fearless in the discharge of any duties devolve upon him Saturday we heatd a groJP of democrats discussing the situatfrn in the state when Mr Wilsons Ef i came up Theres one of the ellsand best men In the state rely ke ones a lender in Kentucky politic t1 ttrick or dirty When ho the stump he will mike such a C1eU- cut argument and in such a gentle manly way that our put to the test to answer hinur Yes 11r Wilson is a gentleman in every sense of the word Lancaster Record For the styles In wall paper see Perry Thomas Mr John B Chenanlt Will Work For The Ticket I shall vote the straight democratic ticket and do all I can to secure its election said Mr John B Chenault who was at Seelbachs hotel last night While I think I got the worst of It nothing could induce me to vote for a republican I have always voted the democratic ticket and always expect to put my mark under the rooster I voted for Mr Hager in tho primary and showed my ballot I shall vote for again at the November election Mr Chenault was candidate for the democratic nomination for Auditor and is the present insurance commissioner The insurance men say he has made time best commissioner the state has had many of them have ex pressed regret that he will have to give up the office When asked what he expected to do Mr Chenault said I am an honest farmer now I have had several olfcis to go into business but have not decided what to do It is reported that several insurance companies have made Mr Cbenault offers believing because of his record as insurance commissioner that he would make a success in the insurance business CourierJournal handy have a fire be a jiffy the only fuel a match and your fire is with striking a All expense stoppnd done cooking and the kitchen remains cool and comfortable for finishing there is no to carry no ashes dirt no coal to litter up the Like To Sell Jewel Gas S and time Scott The a the Dis- trIct With Irue county county tho of giv and into Notice I about near this fifty this the and I either and will made acres sale fine days The but earth a cure notable Edwards and J latter and which than Hot J free a method him a and Qosinf Exercises of Hadisoa Institute The closing exercises of Madison In stitutebeginnlngwiththeBaccalaureate sermon last Sunday by Rev J W McGarvey of Lexington and closing with the commencement exercises last bylargemusic recitals Monday and Tuesday nights in the Institute chapel reflected great credit on the school and its music teachers and the Operetta at time Grand Opera House on Wednesday night was one of time most delightful entertainments ever given in Richmond Tuesday was Class Day and was conducted by the seniors nine in num ber in a highly entertaining manner Miss Stella Lewis President of the class made a beautiful little address of welcome followed by the Historian Miss Edith Searcy with her history of time class Miss Eyaline White the Prophet with her prophecies concerning her classmutes Miss Cricket Tenill the Giftoriau with her gifts lo each member Miss Mary Lee Col yet the Grumbler with her com plaints Miss Tommy West on The Faculty with her jokes on the teachers Miss Myra Walker with her grnrelul little speech at the planting of the ivy and Miss Martha White the Valedictorian with her sad farewell These exercises wore interspersed with selections by the Institute orchestra which has developed wonderfully un der time leadership of Prof Meiler and now makes such excellent music that it compares lavorably with many profes sional orchestras On Thursday Commencement Day the Christian Church was filled to over flowing with people to hear time address of Mr R E Moss of Maysville and to see the graduates receive their dlplo miss While the orchestra played a march the nine graduates preceeded by President McGarvey and Mr Moss and accompanied by nine young men of Richmond who were the ushers for the occasion marched in and took their places on the platform After prayer by Dr Dodge of the First Presbyterian church Mr Moss In his mu sical voice and graceful manner delivered a very appropriate and most eloquent address which many of the audIenc pronounced the best commencement oration they ever heard President McGarvey after a few appro- prIate remarks to the people assembled presented the diplomas to the graduates and spoke a few parting words to his former pupils who had successfully finished their college course After a musical selection by thu orchestra and announcements for next year by the President the benediction was pro nounced by Mr Moss This ended one of the most success ful school years in the history of Madison Institute President McGarvey announced that the prospects for next session are very encouraging and called the attention of the people that their local pride should prompt them to standby Madison Institute as it is their school and give it their friendship and hearty support and thus help him to make it even better than it has been The President says that ho has not spared pains or money in the selection of his faculty for next year and that it will be even stronger than that of the year just closed and the strongest the Institute has ever known Dan H Breck will Insure your city or country property against fire light ning and cyclones Office in Oldliam building aprS lOt 4it t j Cor v tid6UJl r J Od iIlmo Jexi e rays The il8 it thuiie r1aatLflhmim Lox taughthyMieDeh1a cKta jfprftlur ytnr Tuwliiy evening at tie WoinjHis Club Its members were Ii two youthful ccmetera IviiarQ wider the Instruction ofrMiss I rs Ne u 4iugI llfr UfrWfth act Ii Dil n are ilitetCIiicere tr it1pIeas d to attend tho recital and give applause and praise The two young ladies spoken of in time above notice are daughtern of Mr Henry Pigg formerly of this city They are possessed with unusual musical talent and it is with great pleasure that their friends here read of theh success DEATHS PARK Mrs Clara Jacobs Parkaged thirtyone died at ner home in Irvine last Wednesday of pneumonia after an illness of three days Deceased was a daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Jacobs and was an exemplary Christian lady a devoted wife and mother Sh leaves six small children besides her husband to mourn her demise DUNNAt his home in Valley View Friday morning Mr C B Dunn of lung trouble aged fortyfour years Deceased had been in ill health for some time and his death while a shock to the community was not unexpected Ho was a good citizen and a Christian gentleman aud will be greatly missed His remains were interred in the Rich mond cemetery Saturday with the honors of Odd Fellowship CHENAULT Tho death from hear trouble of Elijah Cheuault occurred on lastSunday morning at tho home of his mother near town Deceased who was a son of the late Anderson Chen ault had been in ill health all his life and was just entering his twentyfirst Hisiin the presence of a large gathering friends and relatives lifter which his remains were interred in the Richmond Cemetery The sympathy of all is extended to the family in their affliction RELiGIous Southern Methodists will celebrate Wesleys birthday by raising 500000 for missions this year 150000 for foreign and 350000 for home missions Rev D G Combs will hold a series of meetings at the brick school house Peytontown beginning on Monday night Juno 15 The object of these meetings is to organize a Christian church Every Lody is invited to at tend Hon Lean C Murray of Louisville Narrates an Inddent In the Career cf the Late Hen John Bennett and Pays the De ceased a High Tribute EDITOR CLIMAX No one can read the tributes paid to the late John Bennett in recent issues of time Richmond CLIMAX without being deeply impressed with the estimate in which ho was held at his own home but J cannot rob my soul of the desire to add my tribute to the man with whom I had business contact for nearly thirty years in various relations- I can feelingly illustrate the man in a recital of an incident which made a deep impression Ho was a stockhold er in the old Second National Bank of Louisville which as you kiowin 1894 was liquidated Time assets remaining after ita debts were paid were used to make a subscription to the stock of the new American National Bank It was thought that the remaining assets would justify subscription of 150000 and the assets were placed with the American National Bank for collection In this they were mistaken for Ithose assets were 1Iot worth more that 100 000 hence they Jacked 60000 of pay inc it Each stockholder howoverhad re ceived stock in the American National Bank full up as if they had paid the 150000 After a year or two it became apparent that time assets did not justify having issued stock for that auiountand the stockholders of tho Second National Bank were asked to return say 33 per cent of their American National Bank stock and have it reduced in accord ance with the value oi the Second Na tional Banks assets thereby liquidat hug the debt which each individual stockholder of the Second National Bank wed This plan was submitted to several stockholders some of whom doubted very much whether or not out of about two hundred stockholders of the Second National Bank there would not be a majority who would protest and claim that they should not be re quired to roturnit In those days of uncertainty as to what would be the result of the plan Mr Bennett came into my office I put to him a hypothetical case and asked him what he thpught a man ought to do to be just In the case Then I applied it and said Well yon are one of the men who has in your box fifty shares of American National Bank stock which yon have not paid for by onethird His prompt answer was Well you can have mine I do not want it if it is not paid for take it and reduce it onethird and give me what belongs to me It was soon done the plan was a success and I want to say that the prompt ness with which he accepted time plan as a just one encouraged me more than any other man He believed that the great majority of stockholders could be induced to dd this just act It was a success and the Second National Bank debt was liquidated and tho stock holders have seen the wisdom of this planand to no One am I indebted more and like a flash bis integrity showed forth and all connected with this en terprlso have been benefited by the vigor of his honesty quickly expressed and the prosperitj which followed the American National Bank dates from almost that day It is not necessary to say more than the simple recital of this narrative of what John Bennett could see was honest mend do it with the expression By the eerna I do not want any thing in my box that does not belong to meVerily if all men would act on this principle how little trouble would come to thousands of innocent people Respectfully LOGAN C MCBBAY President American Natl Bank Louisville Ky May 25 1003 eofthe MWlnth b prograrn will- i nt aze rafortcaCCQotest for awarMdiJhOff June 10th there will be presented a drama entitled The Man From Maine This drama consists of five acts and the caste includes thirteen characters Refreshments will be served by the YMC A Doors will be open at 730 EverYb dii8IjnvUed to attend all of the exercSssJif l1AJRI MO lIAI DAJ8tLi Mr Joe Adams and neighborvvHugh McLellan on Lancaster ayemte last Thursda- ySvnrumceoDcx31r D M V Stephenson of this city and Miss Polly Dick of Wayne county will be married today at the home of the bride This news will come as a pleasant sur prise to the friends of the groom 31r Stephenson one oi Richmonds best known contractors and carpenters and has long been associated with this town and her interests He is of a quiet unassuming nature but thor oughly given to business and we congratulate the young lady who today becomes lila wife Mr and Mrs Stephenson will reside in this cit- yPERSOINAL Mr Allen Zaring is in Detroit Michi gan Miss M rieHarber is at home from Cincinnati Mr Stuart Jones of Fayette county was here Monday LexingtGnMonday Miss Florrie Chenanlt is visiting rel atives in Lexington Mr JmY Bales is at home from New YorkMrs Hugh McLellan is visiting her parents m tihelbyville Mr Simeon Hamilton of Estill county was here court day Mr Terry Hagan of Bryan vi1le was in the city Monday Mr Jonah Wagers of Wagersville was in the city Monday Mrs Arthur Hill of Stanford visited friends here last Thursday Mr Will Rice of Rices Station wes here on business Monday Rev Eisenhart has returned from a visit to Binghamton N Y Mr Elihu Campbell of Irvine was among tho court day visitor Mrs John H Chenault of Frankfort is the guest of relatives here Mrs James S Crntcher has returned from a short visit to Lexington Rev Horace G Turner spent Friday with his parents in Nicbolasvillo Mrs Cli r nce H Vaught and childen are at honie from a visit to Trenton Mr Park L Hume of Irvine was a guest Monday of Mrs Claude Smith Mrs CE Smootiffthe guest of her sister MM E L Powall in Louisville MiesJennie Parkes of Paint Lick was a guest last week of Mrs W W Watts Mr Eugene W Walker has had as his guest Mr Joseph Reed of Now York Miss Anne Bennett went to Mt Sterling Sunday afternoon to visit Mrs Hoffman Mrs Coleman Neil and Mrs Edna Cornelison have been visiting in Lex C E Smith has returned to Lexington after a pleasant visit to friends and relative here Mrs Hicks and two children left Saturday for Indiana where they will spend the summer Prof R F Hutcheson left Monday to spend his vacation at lila home in Charlotte county Va Mrs Pollie Allis has been seriously ill for several days at the home of Mrs W E Luzon near town Mrs M C Kellogg and Miss Mary Shackelford will begin a dancing class next week in the Masonic Temple Dr and Mrs E L Pierce of Louis ville arrived Saturday to visit Mrs Bertha Smith on High street Mr Guy Davidson and bride of Lan caster spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs Z T Rice Mr and Mrs Joseph Williams and son of Falmouth are guests of Mrs R A Woolnms on the Summit Mr E C BogRS of Nicholasville a former resident ot this place was here last week mingling with old friends Little Mamie Serivner of Winches ter is spending a few weeks with her cousin Mablo Rayburn at Speedwell Mrs P P Nunnelley returned to her home in Stanford last Wedncsdayafter a pleasant visit 19 friends and relatives hereMrs II B Scrivner andchildren have returned to Winchester after a plasant visit to relatives and friends here Mr Will Powell has returned from Louisville where he recently under went a successful operation for appen Monet Hallam has returned to her home in Washington D 0 after a pleasant two weeks visit to Miss Julia HigginsMiss Margaretta Smith lisa gone to Philadelphia where she will study for a trained nurse in Dr Joe Prices Sanitarium Mrs H G McEIwaino and little daughter Mattie Elisaph of New York are euestsof Mr and Mrs J W Bales on West Main street Rev UU Turner and Mr Win Langford went to Stanford Monday to attend the district conference which is in session there this week Miss Sue Smith has returned to her home near Speedwell after studying ten months at the Mary Baldwin Semi nary at Stanton Virginia Mrs Lottie Fernll Driver and little daughter Kallie Pearson have returned to New York after spending sometime with Mr and Mrs W R Letcher JrMrs Bob Harris and little Miss Tom mie Cole Covington of Richmond spent Sunday here with Captain and Mrs Joe Harris The Beattyville News Rev 0 N Roth of Lexington will preach at White Oak Pond chnrch first Sunday in each month Members are especially requested io be pres entMrs Minnie Dykes Ambsler went to Mt Sterling last Thursday with time Tournament crowd where she acted accompanist for her gifted pupil Mr Donaldson Allman Dr and Mrs C D Paltie left Mon day for Frenchburg Menifee county Dr Pattie will assist Mr H T Wal lace in the Mantles Deposit Bank a new institution of that place Miss Margaret Clayton of Beattyville came down Friday and spent afewda 1 with Mrs Allene Jackson 1I0 gaShe delighted the congregation of the M E church on Sunday morning with another one of her sweet solos Rev Augustine J Smith who at one time was rector of the Episcppal church here and is now at Richmond is at tending the Council of time church at Shakcrtown While here be and Mrs Smith are guests of Miss Irene Moore Harrodsburg Herald Miss Willlo Mae Jarmaa will go to Lexington next week to be present at the commencement exercises of Sayro Institute from which college her COns allardjitrlQateaSheMil r u GREAT CUT PRICES tr Z z ON STRAW HATS A fert We bought an enormous stock of fine Straw Hats the I spring season has been unusually late and in order to prevent carrying over a single hat we have cut prices without regard to A J cost or value Styles the latest and quality the best Read these great reductions and come early for a choisce selection 6 3 350 Hats Cut to 250 250 Hats Cut to 150 200 Hats Cut to J 25 i50 Hats Cut to 95 A b J All seasons goods clean bright fine A great A opportunity for a stylish at a remarkably low price ICome and Look I COVINGTON I BANKS OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS Chillicotl o Ohio to ivisit Miss Elizabeth Smith until alter the Luxon Smith nuptials on the 17 Miss Lettie Crowe has been tendered a position with Miss Peers in her pri vate school in Louisville The friends of this young lady will rejoice in this compliment paid her We hope this removal will not affect tho future of the Classical Training School which the Misses Crowe have conducted for two years in this city Frankfort Journal Mr R W Miller of Richmond camo down Tuesday evening and made tho address to the graduating class of the Graded Schools Mr Miller is a good orator and fluent speaker holding the closest attention of his hearers His address was highly complimented Mr Miller is a typical Kentucky gentleman warmhearted forcible as true as steel to his friends who are legion Lancaster Record We keep on hand at all times a good supply of Brush Creek Coal from the new mines that are being operated a Brush Creek Ky and do not hesitate to say that you will find this to be an ideal Coal and will reduce your coal bills nearly onehalf At the same time giving you perfect Satisfaction Also Red Ash Jellic anti other grades Coal Feed Lime Sand Cement Etc We are still in the e vcss and solicit a share of your patronage We Guarantee Polite and Prompt Service and Good Weight Letcher Witt Yard and Warehouse ICoal 142 L N Depot I Richmond Ky 100 Hats Cut to 75c 75c Hats Cut to SOc 50c Hats Cut to 39c 25c Hats Cut to J9c It this and hat New Wall PapersSee our elegant line of the latest designs and colorings in Wall Decorations Elegant Tapestries Florals Stripes Ingrains Moire Ceilings etc Some neat patterns at THREE CENTS per roll A large line of Room MouUi ings Beadings etc Just received a new lot of Window Shadesall colors sizes and prices from ten cents up Paints Oils Varnishes Brushes Window Glass White Lead etc Largest stock to select from j 1Mt l1S Qeo M Willgingr209 West Main Street The Best System of Heating a ResidenceI We will call and see you if you want PlumbingOr Address RICHMOND K Y or Third floor of Post Off- icoLEXINGTON Plumbing Co i E01 Kentu- ckyciimip 4ioventeemith Annual Session Woodland Parkk Ii LexingtontKy June 3Q July 10 College Day uly8th GREAT PROGRAJI JULY 4thGen Pitzhngh Leo and Others For detailed Illustrated program address t CHAS SCOTT BnsJIgr LEXINGTON KY YOUNGMAN d Do you want a new Spring Suit oran extra pair of Trousers You want to comeand see us This is f a young mans storehas always been and will con tinue to be We keep an eye b Ot for your exclusive wants Why pay such prices for cheap hand me down clothes when for the same money you can have your clothes madetomeasureand made as you want them S tSEEp1JRW1fldOWDISPLAY1I 7f See our line of Blue Serges all shades special price this week and next 1500 Fit and satisfaction guaranteed c i RIeE4T ARNOLD Main Street Richmond Ky JJONAIOAROSTTO jLEREP torf S Lrv ATTURNKVATLAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY rOfSre over State Bank Trust Co op l5aHe Court House on Main Street iiZD M OHENAULT AT LA WZRICHMOND KENTUCKY Office on Second street over Chen p nits grocery W R LETCHERAttorneyatLa w RICHMOND KENTUCKY CfifOflice over Taylor Bios Store JACKSON ROBERTS ATTORNEYS AND- COUNSELLORS AT LAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY ovcrPerry PYsIaLAsS DRS GIBSON GIBSON PHYSICIAKS AND SURGEOKS RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office ia tlr Dr Hobson building M inStreet CM8PERALDMedicine Oflice Stouflur Huildins Main Street tel pboo at onBroadway ICHMOND KENTUCKY W EVANS M D t Si JAN AND SURGEON i KKNTUCKY 0 Vance D 0 Mrs E OYance D 0- Osteopathic Physicians State Bank k Trust B rig Literature furnished on application CONSULTATION FREE Graduates Southern School of Osthcopathy iDTAL SURGERY l Uv OataAuta C LotaoTt bE tST OP LOUISVILLE Ky BuildingiUcliniSndnor7Iy oov M JBanton1 DENTIST- wOft1ce lu Bennett Building fly TELEPUONB 198 DR LANDMAN Hotel Glyndon Wednesday June 10 1903 h EkodoE Oyspegssla Cure Digests what you eat- ATTENTION We have moved our produce business from the East End of Maui street to the Garnett House storeroom on Second street where wo will be glad to welcome our friends and patrons We will continue to pay the highest market price for Eggs Poultry HidestFurs and other Produce Give us a call in our new quarters and we will convince you that we are the leaders in the Produce Business in Madison countyI GOTT BROS Second street SPjanlr RICHMOND KY CureFor lonini I itlulic Mm DAILY EX SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND or VersalllesLaTTrenccbarc Shel SUpmand famForTRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND From Louisville Lexington and ll5lam mFromFrom Millers Creek 830 am 0 M BROWNING Gen Mgr KyRRichmond Kjr tos the Cough loud Works off the cord Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day No cure no pay Price 25 cents TO THOSE twishing to purchase the celebrated Page Wire Fence Itjt Weare pleased to state that it is on sale at the tallowing places in Madison county ehmonddeucvOFinnel Red House J I ViewVJnhnbtapp Newby RutbtonJCottoDburgL WallllCetonDleknerJTCov Kirtstllle Next to the Proper Test comes the proper glasses Wn can do what is right with regard to the test and the GLASSES made to fill the prescription Our stock of Optical Goods is so large and immedlntelyrunusual strength For these it will take a little longer time Repairs are promptly executed T A Robinson Optician and Jeweler Main St Richmond Ky Armers old stand If STANDARDRotary Shuttle A1 Sewing Machine I OKAXC LOCK AND CHAIN STITCH TWO MACHINES IN ONt SewingMachines stitch Two machines in one Rnn as silent BB the ticking of a watch Run onethird lighter and Iced onethird faster than other machines Save time and labor Our Standard GRAND with automatic drop head swell front wood work and ball bearings is the grandest machine ever offered to the public For a cheaper machine the New Century swell front wood work warranted 20 years can not be equalled for the money We also manufact ure upCallbcs convicc- dARBUCKLE SIMMONS DEALERS Rickmond Ky The Standard Sewing Machine Company 21W7lhst Cincinnati 08mo Interest YouTT Certainly we can Every farmer and housekeeper in Madi farmerweVulcan Chilled Plows Disc Harrows Barlow Corn Planters New Western Cultivators impsand o4o- oc 5 a 50 Y 501 Hardwareissecond goodsYOUforanythingthe celebrated tte o acic aC30 Mi themarkettinnersofyonAYLOR BROS 7 City Collectors SALES of Town Lots for Taxes for 1902 Jj P Evans City Collector of Richmond Ky will otTer at Public Sale in front of tho Court House Richmond Ky on Friday June 5 1003 Between the hours of 10 a m and 4 p m lie following property to pay the taxes for same for the yeer 100- 2White List 00MrsMrs Mary Bolton 3 00 00Mrs00Duncan oOJ00RO II Harrison nr 8 00 00WmJohn McKenna 7 00 00ThosParrish 0 S Powell 50 00R00GA50WarfordCoColored Listth 00ChasJake Bronston 2 00 50BurgoyneTempu ttrork 2 00 GOOGranville 00Chas50Winston 00Tobe300Nannie400Nannie 00Sarah50Bush50Miller00Julia00MaryRobt nr 200 50Estes50BudWin Francis 250 WBen00Ellen00RichardE ir Embry agt J F Lindsay 3 50 00Mattie00Mary50LizzieAlex Moss 4 00 OCSallieCluner Martin 1 50 300lizzleGreen Owens 3 00 00Georgia 250Jennie 00WinPurcell Stone 50 James Palmer 3 Oo Anderson Presley 2 50 Sam laltoll 1 50 Belle Rice agt K Donohue 2 00 GeoSJnrmnn fi 00 Mrs C M Rogers 2 00 Clunie Stone 3 00 Minerva 80 Chas Smallwood 2 Shepherd 3 00 I Jr 2 60 EllaSmith 200 Howard Smith 3 50 Cassie 2 50 EdTerrill 350 Cuss II Todd 4 00 Jas CIt 2 50 Dan Tnrners Jars 3 00 Robt 5 00 Dan 2 50 James Tye 4 00 00JlenryMaryD Leavell 2 50 00Dow00LukeLizzie Wills 2 50 Narcissus White 3 00 Dave 5 00 Francis A 4 50 James Sr 2 00 James nr 3 CO Robt Walker 3 50 Elias 2 50 Wallace tonr 2 00 Bettie A nr 2 00 Annie 2 6P- Maegie Yates 3 00 Ii P EVANS City Collector Four persons were killed and 14 injured as the result of an elevator accident in Pjttsburg somnambulist1in strange to say no bones were broken Mark Twain tfie humorist his wife and two daughters are ill at their home on the Hudsonr Liudle McIntosh and John son charged with killing un ion minors in Hopkins county were acquitted Tom Mullins at Penning ton Gap Va shot and in stantly killed his brother Carey No cause for the act is assigned He fled to the hills but was captured and safekeeping Merchants are warned to be on the lookout for counterfeit five dollar gold pieces Two of the most perfect imi tations of the genuine article were passed in Louisville within the past few days and have comeinto the possession of the United States Secret Service men The coins remade of inferior metaland are plated with gold The only possible means of detection is by the weight They are considerable lighter than gold The coins were mann factured by an expert and are asjthe I i 1A A MaryI Death PAINES CELERY COMPOUND Does a Wondrous Work for a Lady Who Was Almost Grazed with Pain and Suffering It is well known that terrible rheumatism sciatica ami neuralgia cause more helplessness acute suffering end than any of the other diseases that afflict humanity The great medicinal virtues of Paines Celery Corns specificforneuralgia Thousands of strong testimonial letters from the most people of the Compoundhunit other treatment has failed Mrs Mar garet Bethel of Brainerd Minn after thirty years of agonizing tortures had a dcsirelo end her life if it was the Will of Heaven she al most prayed for the time to lay it down Heavendirected she made use of Faines Celery Compound and is enjoying true life once II saysFor have been a great sufferer from in the head and also with rheumatism in the whole body I began taking Faines Celery Compouml and soon found I was much better Before taking the Compound my life was such a burden that I almost prayed to lay it down I was bedfast every two weeks with horrible pain in the head back and neck until I was almost crazed I am able to do harder workand more of it today than for twentylive years I am really enjoying life again thanks to aines Celery Compound I am satisfied at my life has Ijccn prolonged many years by its use oYEcK I t Diamond Dyes Color Anything Any Color There Ire many ways in which Diamond Dyes will help you Dresses cloaks suits ribbons coats feathers stockings every thing wearable Diamond Dyes make to look like new Diamond Dyes are the perfect home dyes they are SIMPLE STRONG SURE Wo bare a f ptcbl department pf ndrlce and dyeingBendDirection book and 45 samples free DIAMOND DYES Burlington Vt After putting to bed her w9 youngest children Mrs Bachman of Slatington killed them by cutting their throats and then committing suicide by slashing her own throat with her husbands razor Terrible plagues those itching pest ering diseases of the skin Put an end to misery Dpans Ointment cures At any drug store The Wastes of the Body Every seven days the blood muscles and bones of n man of average size loses two pounds of vornout tissue This waste cannot be replenished andI the health and strength up out perfect digestion When the stom performdown health gives way and sets np Kodol Dyspepsia diseaseI bles the stomach and digestive to digest and assimilate all wholesome food that may bo eaten into the kind of blood that rebuilds the tis sues and protects the health and strenjb of the mind and body Kodol cures indigestion dyspepsia and all stomach troubles It is an ideal spring tonic Sold by E 0 Wines Ira Jesse Simpson a prisoner in the Manchester jail struck Thomas Napier another pris oner on the head with z rock inflicting what is probably a fatal wound A Little Early Riser now and then at bedtime will cure con troubleDeWitts arousinggently yet effectually and giving such tone and strength to the glands of the theIwill he no return of the complaint Sold by EO Wines 1m The XRays Relent experiments by practical tents and examination with the aid of the X Has established it as a fact that ca tarrh of tho Stomach Is not a disease of itself but that it results from repeated attacks of indigestion How KodolDyspepsia dytpepsiathe stomach Kodol digests what you eatmakes the stomach sweet Sold by E C Wines 1m Majestic Owners 1 W A Anderson 2 M F Arbuckle 3 Walter Bennett 4 Joe S Boggs 5 N B Coy 6 D M Chenault 7 G W Gates 8 O W Hisle 0 John D Harris IOTBIlartI 12 W R Letcher Jr 13 J C Lackey 14 David A 15 Henry Perry 16 Dr G G Perry 17 lion W B Smith 18 M B Stagner 19 Judge Nll Turpin 20 Eugene Todd 21 Mrs S P Wallets Majestic ThatlistSURE It is malleable iron and will not crack norwarp like other ranges and will will cook with onehalf the fuel you are now using Call et Majestic nestRanABBDCKtE SlHMOXS Among the enterprising merchants of Richmond that are paying especial attention to quality is the linn of Fm sa Bros They carry goods of recognized standard in all lines and In cof BlendtheI D B Shackelforcl Co have con fortheCOHHty tf atrmonth f5 I 1fyoubnT will not have and take it out 4 do not make that your Range is not sail make is so but such never happens with the Mn fob 25 4m rbuckles thr Wjien you see a dollar riaUirauyrick it up as quicklyOll7leible A cloilnr saved is as n dollar found We can not tell you where to go Flfk tfjr dollars but wo can assure you that buying jewelry of us will mean many a dollar saved to you Compare our prices and goods with those of anybody else in town and you will agree that this Is true tf III LANE A Sure Thing exceptdeathgethor true Dr Kings New Discov err for consumption is a sure euro fir lung and troubles Thoitr nVanMetre bronchitis1 heard of hut ot no relief One hot tie of Dr Kings New Discovery Ibcn iufn1llbleformonia and consumption Try it Itsguaranteed by all diuggixt Trial bot tIes frea Regular sizes C0cl 1m Blue Grw Land For Rent grnzngbluegra83 apr Itf Harvey Chenault ++ ++CALL AT4 + + + wJONES MERSH01L SALOON PARLOR WHEN IN TOWN Coolest and most refreshing of drinks that can be found dispensedbydation Genuine Saratoga Water Kept on Tap ssPhone 3 Second St Nothing has ever equalled it Nothing can ever surpass it KingsNew For fioNRTMPTION Prlee GOOLDS A Perfect For All Throat and Cure Lung Troubles Money beck If it falls Trial Bottles free Weak HeartsAre due to indigestion Ninetynine of every one hundred people who have heart trouble Indigestion heart disease not organic arc not only lndliWhich falls perfect digestion ferments and swells the stomach puffing it up against heart This interferes with the thai the heart and in the course of time delicate but vital organ becomes diseased stomachtrooblewith It I took Kodol Dr P psia Curs for sheet four months and It cured me Kodol Digests What You Eat and relieves the stomach of all nervous strain and the heart of all pressure Bottles onlr SlOO Size holding 2MUmes tile trial size which zeUs for50c Prepared by E 0 DeWTT CO CHICAGO For sale by Perry Thomas RiehMn No 187121 S H R In offering the services of this young stallion to the Public we have no hesitation in saying that we believe he is one of the best general utility horses doing public service today in Kentucky His style action size and breeding cer tautly entitle him to rank with the best He combines the blood of three of the best sires that overdid service in Kentucky viz Old ftarine Black Sqolirei and King Rkarf There are few horses that Larry as much of Old Pcavine blood as this horse Lou Chief the 3500 mare was bred on dams side like this horse being out of a mare by Old P lvine Jttchkiu is out of one of Old Pcavines best daughters She could trot n mile in her 3year old form in 225 and only for an accident at that age would have taken a low record Pedigree Richkin 1871 tired by Curtis Squirrel 1372 Full brothers to Cerro Gordo Dam Miss Richmond 651 by King Richard he by Old ImpPllaetonA S H It by Old PeavineI2nd Dam by Warren Harris venmnrki2rd Dam by the Jim Huguely mare Description Richk in is a beautiful teasorrel 1G hands high foaled April 20 1000 and weighs 1200 Ibs ho has the makeup fineness antI action ot a small horse In breeding he hasnt a mean cross and is boundto prove a superior sire Tmakoermsat the Joe B Miller farm on Ha pans Mill pike Silver Creek Ky 7 miles South of Richmond kv at 20 to Insure a Living COM Money Due in nil cases when mare is parted with or bred to another horse otherwise when colt is foaled All care will be taken to prevent accidents or escapes but will not be responsible should any occur F PP ARBUCKLE LETCHER jWCHHOHD KEJiTim t A prominent Southern lady Mrs Blanchardof Nashville Tenn tells how she was cured of backache dizziness pain ofLydiathogreatbackitiilwould only mean suffering to me come Batter all I wanted and cure if possible Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound brought healthme and happiness in afsw short months I feel like another have left m person now My and pains seemspleasantmonthsunderisfied there is no medicine so good for sick women as your Vegetable am help Compound and I advocate it to my lady friends in need of medical TennWhention weakness lencorrhoca displacement or ulceration of the womb thatbearingdown feeling of the ovaries backacheflatulence general debility bloating or besetwithnervousness8Ieeplessness andhopelessness PinkhamsVegetable foryouA Severe CuredinbeencuredPlnkliamsVegetableI i y seeingyour muchgoodshaUneverthat your Vegetable Compound is the greatest medicine in the women worldfor falling of the womb or other female complaints MKSCoDY 2060 Birch St Philadelphia Pa MAy Pinkham Remember if j everynroman Is cordially invited to write to Mrs understand IIer anything her symptoms sJl does notis Mass i her advice is free andcheerfully given to everyailing woman who asks for I- tLR Blanton DEALER IN Coal Feed Salt Sand Lime Cement Plaster Hair Etc Corner Main and B StreetssprSG Phone 85 MY NAME IS THURMAN On Sausage Row And Buys SKINS For further information address General Passenger Agent Chicago CHOCTAW OKLAHOMA GULF R1 R1 Combines the Advantages of Eastern ServiceWith the Opportunities of a WESTERN COUNTRY DIRECT LINE Memphis to Little Rock Hot Springs Indian and Oklahoma Territories Texas Col orado New Mexico Arizona Old Mexico and the Pacific Coast I IIrAltI6M 111UI1Ict II = FLOURWhere are you going my pretty maid I To purchase flour kind sir she said What kind of flour my pretty maid saidThenYoull never repent it sir she said lifeForhome to his wife MADE BY 5 Ellistofl Mill Company Phone J663 WACOt KY WpoICardihg in nJlI kAIIi 0 S Farming Imp ementSee Arbuckle Simmons lST flb4 Chic o bdi iciU RIy TOTHFFAMIIUSJL4LTH11LPTJ CtIt LI fdS I t iI GS u- om1tUr1to t fX i Illinois Central Railroad Very Low OneWay Rates t- oQALFQRNAI And the Northwest Daily to June J5t 1903 runningthrough conducted excursion Sleepers Louisville to California New Mexico Arizona and Texas CASE LROV CQ l TN 5JN Z Special Low One troy and Roundtrip Rates m effect on first and third Tuesday each month the Arkansas Indian and Texas For Bolder and descriptive matter of California and circu NewOrleansor address F W HARLOW DP A Ky JUBILEE TOILET 100 Useful We want to these of ours We couldnt afford to give away sucha fine present if we werent sure that you would be with our Dont think that this offer is going to hold all 25e f9r a of US Army and Navy Tablets which are the best for and for you pay the alone FREE West New York IIO 1005lleot 1 L in to southand Territory Louisville QUEENS F1RJE Confcxining Articles introduce remedies pleased aridtellofdayspackage indigestion constipation ondrfulKilkold remediespscntwhichimedicine absolutely GoS260266 Broadway AMCI1CAN SEEDING MAOUKE Southwest Oklahoma ictuIWDisK pIsKorShoeThere XeDtucJ1It Solves MM M4 K otty VroblMBS bearlagsone must have a Kentucky Drill Itte1I1al13bmK sqCO54 h IS ICY r OFESSIOMAt OARDS f ATTORNEYS MILLER 3 ATTOaXETATLiW ETVCJtTrOffice n the Barnaul Building next door to rmera National Bank febsly JA SVLL1V AN ATTOHNEYATLAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office over Stnte Bank Trust Co1 op posite Court House on Main Street n 1If a u llI OIIEULT ATTORNEYS AT LAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office on Second street over Chen nits grocery V R LETCHER AUorneyatLa RlCHUOSD KENTUCKY ttSOflice over Taylor Bros Store JACKSON ROBERTS ATTORNEYS AND- COUNSILLORS AT LAW RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office in John Bennetts old law office over Perry Thomas drug store PETSIOIANS ORS GIBSON GIBSON PHYSICIANS AND SURGEOS RICHMOND KENTUCKY Office in thr Dr Hobton building MinStrcet ff C JASPERALDMedicine Ofhco Stouflur Bnildine Main Street J e1vhond At resilience the Carr place on Broadway ItnilOND KENTUCKY W EVANS M D PlIYSlCIAN AND SURGEON g IOND KENTUCKY EO Vance DO Mrs E GYance II 0 Osteopathic Physicians State Bank k Trust B og Literature furnished on application CONSULTATION FEEHriMlaatis Southern School or Ostheopatby DENTAL SURGERY DT 1aotto t AtOnSOt DBNTI8T OF LOUISVILLE KY 3Office nut door to Government Building rtirhmSml Ky Offlce hoars 9 to 121 to 4 tiov7ly vlV Blanton DENTIST aaOEec In Beenctt Building 3anly TBLEPUONE 19S DR LANDMAN Hotel Glyndon Wednelay1June 10 1903 odol ffyspsa Cure Digest5 what you oat TTENT1ON We have moved our produce business from tlio East End of Maui street to the Garnet House storeroom on Second street where we will be glad to wet come our friends and patrons We will continue to pay the highest market price for Eggs Poultry HidestFurs and other Produce1 Give us a call in our new quarters andwe will convince you that we are the leaders in the Produce Business in Madison county GOTT BROS Second street 20janly RICHMOND KY CureFor loiinllb Atlantic Biilrni DAILY EX SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND or versallJesLawreneeburIIShe1eosm MamForTRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND From Louisville Lexington and f t1Mam Cincinnati fiUp m rmFrom0 M BROWNING Gen Mgr yRBIcbmono Ky Stops tho Cough ani Works o2 the Core Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day No cure no pay Price 25 cents TO THOSE wishing to purchase the celebrated Page Wire Fence fff Weare pleased to state that it is on sale at the tallowing places in Madison county Arbuckle k Simmons Rchmond Hearer Hamilton Waco O Finnel Red House ViewJNewbyDnrtonJ WTeater Edenton CotlonburgLi C McWharter Wallaceton Blccner Early Berea JTCOT Kirksrllle Next to the Proper Test comes the proper glasses Wo can do what is right with regard to the test and the GLASSES made to fill the prescription Our stock of Optical Goods is so large and complete that we can fill immediately all demands for glasses not of a very unusual strength For these it will take a little longer time Repairs are proDlptlyexccuted T A Robinson Optician and Jeweler MainSt Richmond Ky Annera old stand Eli ly n STANDARD Rotary Shuttle A rSewing Machine ETAHDAJLD OBJUOX LOCK AND CHAIN STITCH TWO MACHINES IN ONt SewingMachinfs stitch Two machines in one Run aq silent as the ticking of a watch Rnn onethird lighter and- feetl onethird faster than other machines Save time and labor Our Standard GRAND with automatic drop head swell front wood work and ball bearings is the grandest machine ever offered to the publicFor cheaper machine the New Century swell front woo1 work warranted 20 years can not be equalled for the money We manufact ure upCallbe conviced ARBUCKLE SIMMONS DEALERS Rickmond Ky The Standard Sewing Machine Company 24 W O8mo Interest You Certainly we can Every farmer and housekeeper in Madi farmerweVulcan Chilled Plows Disc Harrows Barlow Corn Planters New Western Cultivators i cropsand1O 5k actso1krt Y t eocMvt kos And other kitchen unniture Our lineof Hard ware is second to none in Kentucky and our goodsroucall and get our prices before placing orders for lorthettC O 3aym ao4t which is the finesb and most durable wagon on the andGutterIng departmentncustomerFFAYLOR I h t rL 1 City Collectors SALE of Town Lots for Taxes for 1902 L P Evans City Collector of Rich mond Ky will offer at Public Sale in front of the Court House Richmond Ky on Friday June 5 1903 Between the hours of 10 a m and 4 p m Ihe following property to pay the taxes for same for the yeur 100- 2White List 5000Mrs 00AMrs Sallie DAVIS 3 00 00Duncan c0JTBelle Hicks 7 00 SOOHMiss Emma King 8 00 00John00ThosParrish 0 S Powell 50 00RJB Pence 9 00 50White160 Colored List 00Chas00Thos00Tempu00Qranville 00Ohas260WinstonWin Cobb 2 00 robe Chenault 3 lays Crutcher 3 00 00Jerry00Sarah00TomBush Dcatheragc 8 00 350Miller 00Julia00Mary00Nannie50SarahButt 3 00 Wm Francis 2 fiO Gilbert Bnrnnm 00 lien Harris 3 00 00Ellen00lichard 50H00Nannie 00VmLizzie McWilliams nr 3 00 Alex Moss 4 LouJaneMurray 3 00 Muncy 1 60- Clnner Martin 160 Mariah Mason 3 00 Iizzle Noland 1 50 Green Owens 3 00 Thos 2 00 Georgia Ann Park 2 00 ShelL Park 2 50 Jennie Phelps 12 00 Sill 20Vm II 7 PurcelIStomme As James Palmer 3 Ou Anderson Presley 2 50 Sam Pal ton 150 Belle Rico Agt K Donohue 2 00 GeoI IS Jarman 6 00 MM C M Rogers 2 00 Clunie Stone a 00 Minerva It 1 80 Chas Smallwood 2 00 II Shepherd 3 00 II Jr 250 Ella Smith 2 00 Howard Smith 3 50 Cassia 2 Ed Terrill 3 50 Chas II Todd 4 00 Jas C 2 60 Dan Turners hrs 3 00 RbtII 5 00 DanII 2 50 James Tye 4 00 Cassio Tevis 2 50 Henry Tomlin 2 50 Mary Lea veil 2 50 Miller Wmkfleld 3 00 Dow 3 00 Ben Williams 3 00 Luke 7 00 Lizzie Wills 2 50 Narcissus White 3 00 Dave 5 00 Francis AII 4 50 JamesII Sr 2 00 James nr 3 00 Robt Walker 3 50 Elias 250 Wallace nr 2 00 Bettie A IInr 2 00 Annie 2 50 Macgie Yates 3 00 14P EVANS City Collector Four persons were killed and 14 injured as the result of an elevator accident in Pittsburg A youthful somnambulist in Brooklynfell 70 feet and strange to say no bones were broken Mark Twain the humorist his wife and two daughters are ill at their home on the HudsonI Lindle Mcln tosh and John son charged with killing union minors in Hopkins county were acquitted Tom Mullins at Penning ton Gap Va shot and in stantly killed his brother Carey No cause for the act is assigned He fled to the hills but was captured and taken to Jonesville for safe keeping Merchants are warned to be on the lookout for counterfeit five dollar gold pieces Two of the most perfect imi tations of the genuine article were passed in Louisville within the past few days and have come into the possession of the United States Secret Service men The coins are made of inferior metaland are plated with gold The only possible means of detection is by the weight They are considerable lighter than gold The coins were manu factured by an expert and are abnolutely perfect as far as Theybear j TTMaTveIou escape Death V PAINES CELERY COMPOUND Doesa Wondrous Work for a lady Who Was Almost Crazed with Pain und Suffering It is well known that Icirible rheumatism sciatica anti neuralgia cause more helpless ness acute sufferingand agony than any of the other diseases afilict humanity The great medicinal virtues of Paincs Cd Corn pound make it the only trustworthy spctidc for the cure of all forms of rheumatism and neuralgia Thousands of strong testimonial letters from the most prominent people of the land prove that Compound Las banished these terribly fatal troubles when all other treatment has failed Mrs Mar garet Bethel of Bramerd Minn after thirty years of agonizing tortures had a desire to end her life if it was the will of Heaven the ale most prayed for the time to lay it down Heavendirected she made use of Fames Celery Compound and is enjoying tnl4 life saysIhave been a great suf ferer from in the head and also with rheumatism in the whole body I began taking Paincs Celery Compound and soon found I was much better Before taking the Compoundmy life was such a burden that almost prayed to lay it down I was bedfast every two weeks with horrible pain in the head back and neck until I was almost crazed I am able to do harder work and more of it today than for twentyfive years I am really enjoying life again thanks to- P ncs Celery Compound Iam satisfied yearsby BLACK I IDiamond There are many ways in which Diamond Dyes will help you Dresses cloaks suits ribbons coats feathers stockings every thing wearable Diamond Dyes make to look like new Diamond Dyes arc the perfect home dyes they are SIMPLE STRONG SURE We have a pedal department of advice and dyeingSendDirection book and 45 dyed sample free DIAMOND DYES Burlington Vfc L1 After putting to bed her two youngest children Mrs Elvin Bachman of Slatington killed them by cutting their throats and then committing suicide by slashing her bwn throat with her husbands razor Terrible plagues those itching pestering diseases of the skin Put an end to misery Doans Ointment cures At any drug store The Wastes of the Body Every seven days the blood muscles and bones of a man of average size loses two pounds of wornout tissue This waste cannot be replenished and the health and strength kept up with PtrIformdown health gives way and disease sets up Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ena bles time stomach and digestive orcana to digest and assimilate all of the wholesome food that may be eaten into the kind of blood that rebuilds the tis sues and protects the health and strengh of the mind and body Kodol cures indigestion dyspepsia and all stomach troubles It is an ideal spring tonic Sold by E C Wines Im Jesse Simpson a prisoner in the Manchester jail struck Thomas Napier another pris oner on the head with z rock inflicting what is probably fatal wound A Little Early Riser now and then at bedtime will cure con Ktipation biliousnefs antI liver trouble DeWittfl Little Early Risers are the famous Jittle pills that cure by arous ing the secretions moving the bowels gently yet effectually and giving such tone and strength to glands of the stomach and liver that tIme cause of the trouble is removed entirely and if their use is continued for a few days there complaintSold The XRays Recent experiments by practical tests and examination with the aid of the X RIIVB established It as a fact that catarrh of the Stomach is not a disease of itself but that it results from re peated attacks of indigestion How can I cure my indigestion Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is curing thousands It will cure you ot indigestion and tbspepsia and prevent or cure catarrh of the stomach Kodol digests what yo- ueatmakes the stomach sweet Sold by EC Wines im Majestic Owners 11 WAAnderson 2 M F Arbnckle 3 Waller Bennett 4 Joe S Boggs 5NB Coy C D M Chenault 7 G W Gates 8 O W Hisle 9 John D Harris 10 T HHart 11 U G Harris 12 W R Letcher Jr 13 J C Lackey 14 David A McCord 15 Henrv Perry 16 Dr G G Perry 17 lIon W B Smith 18 M Th Stagner 19 Judge N B Turpin 20EngeneTodd2t Majestic thatlistSURE It is malleable iron and will not crack nor warp like other ranges and will will cook with onehalf the fuel you are now using Call et Majestic BestRangeyouARBUCKLE SIMMONS Among the enterprising merchants of Richmond that are paying special attention to quality is the firm of Ftc sa Bros They carry goods of recognized standard In nil lines and in cof BlendtheD B Shackclforil Co have con fortimecounty tf 1 Ashlands manu actur g establishments alone paidIt M wages last year 1250 average of p month foreach uaneIflplQyCaI If you buy a Majestic Ran ei will not have to telephone nato co and take It out as the Majestic people do not make that kind Of course if your Range is not satisfactory we will make is so but such an occurence never happens with the Majestic feb 254m Arbuckles Simmons When you see a dollar you quite naturally pick it up as quickly as JPO slble 0A dollar sawed is Justus E9g as a dollar found We can uoN lljou l Ijre to go to pickup dollars but we- canftSUrO you that buying jewelryc us wiIhuuiSajtnatlY a dollar you CompaltflL4iZjS antj goods with those of anybody eitSni town and you will agree that this is true tf LELs A Sure Thing exceptdeathgether true Dr Kings New Discov ery for consumption is a sure cure fir all lung and throat troubles Thous BVanMetresays I had a severe case of bronchi Ibeardtle of Dr Kings New Discovery then infallibleformonia and consumption Try it Its bottlesBloc Grass Land For Rent I have 400 acres of good grazing bluegrass land for rent apr 1tf Harvey Cliennult ++ s+ CALL AT ++ M- oJONES MERSHOIL SALOON PARLOR WHEN IN TOWN Coolest and most refreshing of drinks that can be found dispensedbydation Genuine Saratoga Water Kept on Tap S5S Phoned Second St Nothing has ever equalled it Nothing can ever surpass it KingsNew ion Priesgpg A Perfect Cure For All Throat andILung Troubles I Money back If it fails Trial Bottles freeI WeaK HeartsAre due to Indigestion Ninetynine of every one hundred people who have heart trouble Indigestionheart disease not organic are not only traceable to but arc the direct result of Indigestion All food taken into the stomach which falls of perfect digestion ferments and swells the stomach puffing It up against the heart This Interferes with the action of the heart and in the course of time that delicate but vital organ becomes diseased Mr D Kiubk of Nevada O sirs had stomach trouble and was In a bad state ae I had heart trouble with IL took Kodol Drtpepsia Cure for about four months and it cured me Kodol Digests What You Eat and relieves the stomach of all nervous strain and the heart of all pressure Bottlesonly SiOO Size holding 2H times the trW size which sells for SOe Prepared by Eo OeWITT CO CHICAGO For sale by Perry Thomas Richkin No 187121 S H R In offering the services of this young stallion to the Public we have no hesitation in saying that we believe he is one of the best general utility horses doing public service today in Kentucky His style action size and breeding cer tainly entitle him to rank with the best lIe combines the blood of three of time best sires that ever did service in Kentucky viz Old tVavine Black Sqnird and King Richard There arc few horses that carry as much of Old Peaviiio bloodas this horse Lou Chief the 3500 marjB was bred on dams side like this horee being out ofa mare by Old Icavine Kiclikin is out of one of Old Peavincs best daughters She could trot a mile in her 3year old form in 225 and only for an accident at that age would have taken n lew record t Pedigree Kiclikin 1871 sired by Curtis Squirrel 1372 Full brothers to Cerro Gordo Dam Miss Richmond Sol by King Richard he by Old ImpPhaetonA S H R by Old Peavine 2nd Data by Warren Harris Denmark 2rtI Dam by the Jim Huguely mare Description Hichkin is a beautiful red sorrel 16 hands high foaled April 20 1000 and weighs 1200 lbs he has UJ- emakeup fineness and action ot a small horse In breeding he hasnt a mean cross and is bound to prove a superior sire Tmakeermsat the Jas B Miller farm on Ha gans Mill pike Silver Creek Ky 7 miles South of Richmond Kv LivlngCOLTMoney is parted with or bred to another horse otherwise when colt is foaled All care will be taken to prevent accidents or escapes but will not be responsible should any occur l ARBUCKLE LETGHERiRI- CHWWD KESTUOY I A prominent Southern lady Mrs Blanchardof Nashville Tenn tells how painful Lydia E PinHiams Vegetable Compound thegreatbackantiwould only mean suffering to me PinkIlnmspainshaveseemspleasantII monthsWIderVegetableCompoundhclpMmts B A BLAXCHARD 422 Broad St Nashville Tenn mcnstruationbearingdown feeling inflammation of the ovaries backache bloating orflatulence general debility indigestion and nervous nrostratinn or are beSlt I lassitude aodIIandhopelessness PinkbnmsVegetable foryouA Severe CuredinDEAR MRS PINKHAM I have been cured of severe female troubles by J PlnklmmsYegetable seeingyouru muchgoodshallneverthat your Vegetable Compound is the greatest medicine in the worldfor falling of the womb or other female complaintsMos MAy CODY 2660 Birch St Philadelphia Pa Remember evtrywonum is cordially invitedj to write to MrsPinkliam if is anything her symptoms sue does not andcheerfully L Rilantono DEALER IN Coal Feed Salt Sand Lime Cement Plaster Hair Etc Corner Main and B Streetsaprsolyr Phone 85 MY NAME IS TIfURJ1AN On Sausage Row 111 And Buys Memphis and For General orado SKINSWIDE L I 7 CARSPULLMAM CARSI T 1 ArtHtu = FLOURWhere are you going my pretty maid To purchase flour kind sir she said What kind of flour my pretty maid saidThen0Youll never repent it sir she said And he never repented in all his life For he took Elliston Patent Flour home to his wife MADE BY CompanyPhoneKY WoolCatding in Season 4 iiii 0 HARDWARE oI n Farming n1p1emellts0- Arbucklle 3mmonsI urH irLIIN k1a1Ua i nM a 0t1hicftioldi L t iilw r ONLY LIME 70TH 0FAMdUSli1TffPzTJ J j1g11iaS fIi Ef T f 1ILfltc J LoflLLEtTY 3af1 Illinois Central Railroad I Very Low OneWay Rates t- oCALIFORNIA I aAnd the Northweste Daily to June 15 J 903 runningthrough conducted excursion Sleepers Louisville to California New Mexico Arizona and Texas TOILETCASE 112 Special Low One way and Komidtrip Rates effeetIfirst and third Tuesday each month the Southand Southwest Arkansas Indian Oklahoma and Texas For Folder and descriptive matter of California and circu NewOrleansor address F W HARLOW D P A- Louisville Kv QUEENS JUBILEE Territory F4 LF Containing 100 Useful Articles We want tointroduce these remedies ofours We couldnt afford to give away such a fine present if we werent sure that you would he pleased with our andtellDont think that this offer is going to hold all ofdays25c for a package of U S Army and Navy Tablets andliverKilkold Tablets we will sendeither of these reme dies Rrescntwhichyou pay for the medicine alone absolutely FREE Meyers Medicine Co 260266 West Broadway New York lIt ij it r Dram 0Don ewrwsDL I AMERICAN sn1ffi MACHIN IJiTh in on in n n J fl to KentucWDisK lntcrdningenblDlskorShocTbere Detail Design and Construction el tbe Ken lucky Drill that mates it 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