The Richmond Climax from Richmond, Kentucky • Page 2

iC I 1 ii flT 1 if 1 Our Line of Vehicles is complete in every detail compete We offeringspecial special ringto bargains to run down the stock before spring Repairing Horseshoeing and Rubber Tiringt done by the best mechanics We guarantee satisfaction Give us a call ee aTTat1 OT RICHMOND KY PHONC PHONE 232ss TQQ Frasa Bros MAIN STREET PHONE IS5 FRESH Groceries AGENTS FOR Boquet flour Lakeside Peas atc a Can The Richmond Climax WEDNESDAY MAR 23 19M McKee bigshow windows are beauties There is only one more week in MarchCanned Canned appes 7j cents per can at Juetts Clean up Sale 2Jm2t For engraved cards invitations etc see samples and prices at the CLI MAX office olliceThe The first graveyard made for Confederate soldiers is in Coffee county Tenuessee When you are ready for garden seeds seed potatoes etc Juettss prices are the lowest quality guaranteed 2t Saturday night there will be an entertainment at the Grand Opera House consisting of illustrated son sand moving pictures An open session and business meeting of the Cecilian Club will be held this afternoon in the parlors of the Elks Club rooms Be sure to read Perry Thomas advertisement in this issue of our paper It is interesting all the way through and will pay you to peruse its contents contentsWe We desire to call the attention of our readers to Alberts advertisement which appears In this issue Everybody knows Albert the florist and everybody who wants flowers of any description should go to Alberts for themFour Four handsome well located lots 50 180 feet cheap on installment plan Also two lots in a stones throw of court house fronted on two streets cheap Apply to I Evans State Bank Trust Co BIg I desire to notify my friends and patrons that I will continue my Milli finery business in the Bright building heretofore The trimming department will be under the supervision of Mies Horton of Cincinnati The services of Miss Mabel Letton as saleslady has been engaged for the season Gus and Max Rogers the Jolly comedians will be seen at the Lexington Opera house to night in their suc ces8The Rogers Brothers in London This is said to be one of the most pretentious musical comedies that is out this season and will no doubt attract a large audience this evening Before you breed your mare go to Collins Walkers stable on Irvine street and see the best bred and the best breeding horse in the country Farwood 16196 standard and registered is a chestnut stal lion 16 hands high Only 15 to insure a living colt Jf Price List 1 NLaundry Martin Proprietor 417 and 419 West Main it Lexington Ky Shirt flay Collars hc Cage each 20 1iandkerchtef 2 to lie Sewaists Bocks per palr 50 falr 5cU oo Drawers Be Ttaweraoooo Ties w3 to 51 Vestll 150 150JJoaoms RICE Agt For Laundry Office Rice Arnolds Shoe Store Phone 118 Goods called to and delivered Free of ofCharge Call onS Rock for Surveying Real Estate and Life Insurance 9rn2m Remember the Clean Up Sale at Juetts Bargains in high class groceries 23m2t Under the contract with the Wabash by which the Company run their trains solid into St Louis the will have the privilege of issuing special baggage checks reading To Worlds Fair Sta tion St Louis Mo This insures the baggage going direct to the Worlds Fair Station without going through the Union Depot where it is subject to possible delays incident to the collection of thousands of trunks and to the extra expense of transfer This is an ad vantage enjoyed by no other line from this territory and will be a great convenience to patrons of the By For Rent A nice residence in excellent neighborhood Apply to 23m2t Evans Easter Sale The Young Ladies Missionary Society will hold an Easter Sale in Mr Oldhams store on next Saturday March 26 26A A Sign of Spring Mrs Lee Maupin tells us that she line received tier stock of Spring Millinery and will be ready for her opening on the first and second of April Mrs Maupin has moved into the store room recently vacated by Humphreys 2t Wild Decks Several days last week Lake Reba was thronged with bunters eager to capture some of the numerous wild ducks and geese that were present Some who went returned with game but the majority of them came back to town empty handed handedThe The Harris Sale I Property of the late Harris was offered for sale on last Wednesday by the administrator Mr Samuel Rice who was the purchaser The house brought 510 and three lots brought 100 each making 1050 for the whole The contending bidder was Mr John Doty Inspection Mr Al Bryant of Covington Grand Recorder will inspect the Richmond Commandery No 19 on tomorrow nightMr Mr Burnam has gone to Mays ville and Mt Sterling to inspect the lodges of those places Mr Burnam is Deputy Grand Commander CommanderNot Not Wedded It is not known yet just exactly what steps will be taken by Berea College There is some talk of the colored department being removed to Camp Nelson while at the same time there is talk of the whole institution being taken to Ohio A meeting will beheld on the 30th of this month at which time some definite coruae will be decided on Eighteen Ibs standard granulated sugar for 100 at Juetts 2Sm2t Inrests Some More Mr Pope who recently sold his farm near this city has purchased a brick residence on Limestone street In Lexington paying 1200 for same It is eald that he will make other invest ments In that city Mr Pope has for years traveled for Johnson Hardware Company of Cincinnati and as a knight of the grip made quite a success upon which his friends congratulate him heartily Qst9tst lt 9S d1I d21 dPS1ct 9 isPS11 Fine Spring SUITS tried When She Heard of the ManUre The secret wedding of Miss Daisy Clark 22 of 638 West Fourth street to William Hinman 27 of Charlottesvllle Va Monday night at the residence of Rev Blodgett 545 West Seventh street developed Wednesday It was a case of love at first sight Miss Ella Clark a married sister said Wednesday I was never so surprised in all my life Hinman had called to see my sinter for about a year and I knew they were engaged but did not expect them to marry so noon They came home Monday night and broke the news to us It was SUCh a surprise that I just sat down and cried Hinman is a member of a prominent family of Cbarlottsville Vat and his 0 bride igthe daughter of Richard Clark of Richmond Ky a well known Kentucky live stock man Hinman In a traveling salesman for an Eastern firm and met Miss Clark 0 when on a business trip to Cincinnati They are stopping at the Hotel Emery and will leave Saturday for the East Cincinnati Post Mi Clark the fatherof the bride is a well known farmer of tho Kirksville neighborhood and was likewise greatly surprised to hear of his daughters marriage IN Full Bloom Almost as beautiful as flowers in full bloom is our display of new Spring Suits Strikingly rich colors are in high favor with stylish dressers this season and weve given free rein to our fancy in selecting the most supurb assortment we have ever shown our patronsThe fact that we buy and sell more clothing than all other Ilichmond stores combined naturally gives us first pick of the market the great manufacturers come to us first and we choose and Praise Service On next Sunday evening there will be a praise service at the First Presbyterian church given under the auspices of the Foreign Missionary Society of the church A delightful musical program Iconslsting of anthems duets solos etc has been arranged and on which the choir has been working for quite awhile The choir will be assisted by Misses Minnie Dykes and Kate Smith and Mrs Hanger It is earnestly hoped that a good crowd will attend this service as it is fur a good cause All lovers ot good music cant afford to miss it In LIne One of Richmonds most hustling merchants is Mr Elder His stock of new spring goods was nevermore complete He is in line with all the newest styles Miss Nellie Donel ly is at the head of the millinery department which fact alone insures stylish and nobby designs in ladies and childrens hats Mr Elder has one of the neatest roomiest and most up to date stores in the city His stock com prises dry goods notions of all kinds millinery shoes clothing curtains carpets rugs and other things too numerous to mention Watch for his mammoth advertisement which will appear in our next issue In Baptist Circles Sir Thos Phelps has been quite nick with grip but we are glad to report he is improvingIt It will be gratifying to the numerous friends of Mrs Griggs to know that she is convalescent from a recent illnessThe The sermon to young men Sunday night was well received the church being filled with hearers The subject for next Sunday evening will be Young Women In the Home Come out and bring your friends Two additions were added to the church at the Sunday morning service I The pastor and wife are rejoicing over the arrival of a son who came to bless their home Saturday March 19 evenings prayer meeting will be The Parable of 14ths chapter of Luke A Notes The Association Is located In its new quarters over Douglas Cultons meat market and the work of fitting up is nearly completed The baths were opened Friday The Womans Committee held their regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon and elected the following officers for the year President Mrs Covington Vice President Mrs A Lawton Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Boucher The past year has been a successful one for the Womans Committee They have been of great assistance to the Association and begin the new year with a little money in the treasury A reception is being planned for the members and at the same time will be the election of officers The date will be1 announced later the County Secretary will lead the meeting at Paint Lick Sunday and conduct the service at Mt Tabor church Tragedy Averted Just In the nick of time our little boy was saved writes Mrs Watkins ol Pleasant City Ohio Pneu monia had played sad havoc with him and a terrible cough set in besides Doctors treated him but he grew worse every day At length we tried Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and our darling was saved Hes now sound and well Everybody ought to know its the only sure cure for Coughs Colds and all Lulig diseases Guaranteed by Stocktou druggist Price SOc arid 1 Trial bottleS free 1m oJ take exclusive control of the brands we know to be the best for Fit Style and Good Wearing eV Quality And large dealing enables us to sell the greatest possible amount of value for your money All grades from the reliable cheap up to the very finest 5f 10 1250 15 8 20 2250 25 Our finer suits are all hand made and are so skillfully tailored that they fiit and retain I faf their shape in the most superior manner Roelofs Hats Youmans Hats Stetsons Hats Pioneer Hats the very best brands made in the worldall the newest styles for sc dressy young fellows as well as conservative shapes for the older men f100 150 2 250 350 4 500 PERSON Dr Hobson has returned from New York Mrs Short is with friends in Louisville LouisvilleMiss Miss Belle Bennett is at home from a visit to Texas Mr David A Martin of Conway was here Sunday Dr Frazee of Lexington was here last week Mrs Hume is recovering from a serious attack of grip Miss Maggie Wiliuore is at home from an extended stay in Texas Mrs John Arnold spent last week with her parents in Mt Sterling Miss Willie Mae Jarman is visiting Miss Able Ballard in Lexington Judge John Chi vault has gone to Rochester Indiana on legal business Mrs Mary Bolton is in Canton Ohio with her daughter Mrs BruceMiss Miss Susan McRnberts has been visiting Miss Julia Higgins for a few daysMiss Miss Fannie Doty of Lancaster has been visiting Misses Mary and Margaret Miller MillerMr Mr Irvine Miller left last Friday for Huntsville Mo where he expects to locate locateMrs Mrs Middelton has as her guest her mother Mrs Sharp ol ShelbyvilleMiss Miss Mollie Fife returned yesterday from a delightful visit to Mrs Geo Land in Lexington Mrs Laura Thomson and Mrs Neale Bennett are both confined to their beds with grip Mrs Belle Rayburn has returned from Lancaster where she visited her daughter Mrs Parker Gregory Mrs Middelton entertained at cards on last Thursday morning in honor of Mrs Chenaults guests Friends will regret to hear of the serious illness of Mrs Smith at the home of her daughter Mrs Benton in Winchester I Mrs Mary Dodge Maddox has returned from Jacksonville Florida where she has spent the winter Dr George Coons of Louisville was in the city Wednesday assisting Dr Smoot In surgical work Mrs Oldham returned toI Lexington Saturday after a weeks I visit to her sister Mrs Prewitt Misses Nannie Ballard and Jennie Mason are in Orlando Florida where they will remain until the first of May MayCal Chenault and others of Madison were attending Circuit Court hero yesterdayKentuckian CItizen Mrs Mary Potts of Lexington and Mrs Smile Vince of Nicbolasville attended the funeral of Potts on last Monday Mrs Harvey Chenault has returned from Macon Georgia She left her mother Mrs Hume very much improved MM A Buchanan is In receipt of a box of fine oranges sent by Miss Nannie Ballard who Is visiting in Orlando Florida Mrs Williams and Mrs Joe Gardner and baby of Irvine are guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Old bam at Brassfield Professor Adams is confined to bin home with a carbankle on his neck His friends will regret to hear of his painful affliction Mr Joe Gardner of Irvine spent Monday night In the city He went to Ford Monday afternoon returning in time to see Pompeii at the Grand IU iiJ Penins Fine Kid I Gloves Just for the sake of selling as fine Gloves as are made in the world we have recently added the famous Perrins Pique Kids They are made in France and are unequaled for elegance of fit and styleS150 and 200 And a great assortment of other dress and driving Gloves at 50c 75c Sl 125 150 S2 And our stock of good work Gloves is not surpassed anywhere Barkers Collars Exclusive agents here for these fine Collars which are far better than any others sold in Richmond They are made of pure linen of fine quality and are shaped so as to fit the neck with perfect ease and comfort All styles 2 for 25c And our lOc collars are the priceCelluloid Celluloid and Rubber Collars 510 and 20c Spring Neckwear All the newest styles in fourin hands bows midgets and other shapes of richest silks in most beautiful patterns25 and 50c Mr Prewitt attended the Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum which met recently in Owensboro He was elected to office of Grand GuideMrs Mrs Edgar Turley was hostess at an elegant dinner last Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Martha Dunn of Lexington the guest of Miss Bessie Turley 1 Mrs Griggs who underwent a slight surgical operation at the Pattie A Clay Infirmary is reported I as doing nicely was removed to her home yesterday Mr Paul Burnam who attends Walters Institute was compelled by illness to return to his home in Frankfort His many friends here hope for his speedy recovery and return to schoolMiss Miss Bessie Turley bas as her guests Misses Martha Dunn of Lexington and Stella Adams of Silver Creek A handsome dinner was given in their honor on Thursday by Mr and Mrs Joe Boggs BoggsMrs Mrs Joplin formerly of this city is a welcome visitor here She and Mr Joplin and baby have been in various places in the South since they left here Her return Is a source of much pleasure to her numerous friendsMiss Miss Nellie Donnelly of Cincinnati I has arrived and will take charge of Elders Millinery department Miss Donnelly has trimmed for this firm for several seasons past and is acquainted with all the newest and latest styles Dr Hardin Bright of Niagara New York is here attending his mother who has been seriously ill This Is Dr Brights first visit home for quite a number of years and he was given a warm and hearty welcome by his many friends Miss Mabel Letton came down from Richmond Friday afternoon last to attend the Leap Year masquerade and is the guest of her sister Mrs Williams Mrs A Woolums also of Richmond arrived yesterday and is Mis Williams guest Falmouth Pendletonian The third of a series of card parties was held at the Elks Club rooms on last Thursday The occasion proved equally as enjoyable as the preceding ones The ladles prize was one bj Miss Kate Smith and the gentlemans went to Mr James Wagers After the game a delicious lunch was served Mr Allen Zaring was host at a delightful dinner party at the Glyndoi on last Wednesday His guests werE Misses Coleman Reid and Lyne and Messrs Irvine Hume and David Gay of Winchester WinchesterMisses Misses Lyne and Coleman have returned to their homes In Mt Sterlinj after a delightful visit to Mrs Chenanlt They were the recipient of much social attention while here Miss Carolyn Reid will remain for I few days longer with her sister Hon Jerre A Sullivan one of th ablest lawyers at the Richmond bar was In the city Thursday night as 1 guest at the banquet given by th Friendly Sons of St Patrick Mi Sullivan Is president of the RIchicon Water Light Company and Is largely Interested in several flannels enterprises In his home town He ha been County Attorney of Madison tw terms Is Grand Exalted Ruler of tl Richmond Elks and is prominent mentioned as a probable candidate fc the Democratic nomination for Cot gross In the Eighth district Lexing ton Leader a HJ Iktt Stylish Suits For Boys MATRIMONIAL CLABKEHALL Mr Millard Clarke and Miss Arvasky Hall both of Buckeye Garrard county were united in marriage on last Wednesday by Judge TurpinCARNESBuRGESS CAm zeBunosss Mr Thomas Carnes and Miss Laura Burgess both of Whitlock this county went to Lancaster last Friday and were united in marriage HOWARD HAGEB Mr Glenmore Howard and Miss Teary Hager were married at Valley View on the 17th BIRTHS BRUCE News comes from Canton Ohio of the birth of a handsome son to Mr and Mm Bruce The little fellow has been christened Bolton in honor of his mothers maiden name she having been Miss Bessie Bolton of this city SUEPHEBD Rev and Mrs Shepherd have the best wishes of their friends for a flue son born on lost Saturday morning DEATUERAOIS Mr and Mrs Trim Deatherage are rejoicing over the arrival I of a fine son on last Saturday DEATHS SHIPP The sad news which reached here last Thursday announcing the death of Mrs 0 Shipp of Cynthiana was hard to believe and caused great sorrow among her many friends She had been ill for a week or more and on Wednesday she was taken to St Josephs hospital In Lexington where It was thought an operation for appen And theres improvement too in our Boys Clothing Department since last springlarger variety to select from better fitting garments and higher quality for your money All the newest styles in Buster Browns Russian Blouse Sailor Norfolks and Norfolk Yokes for the little fellows and for the larger boys up to 16 years weve a fine 1A showing of the new novelty suits with round cut coats and belts or the ever popular double breasted styles in the sea sons newest and handsomest fabrics 15O to 600 tf And a fine stock of long pants suits for the manly fellows up to 20 years selected with the greatest care as regards fit and style 5 TO 15 dicitis might be necessary However it was soon found tbatahe could not undergo an operation her strength failing her rapidly and at four oclock Thursday morning her soul winged its flight to eternity Mrs Shipp was formerly Mies Jennie Ferrell of this place and was the daughter of the late Captain Thomas and Mrs Bettie Ferrill She was 29 years old and and was an unusually handsome and attractive woman In 1896 she became the wife of Mr Shipp since which time she has resided in Lexington Georgetown and Cynthiana She was noted for her many acts of kindess and deeds of charity It was only last Christmas that she made many a poor home brighter by her remembrances Before her marriage she was saleslady for Mr Oldham in this city and was extremely popular with a large circle of friends Besides her husband and one beautiful little daughter she is survived by her mother and the following sisters and brothers Mesdames Oldham of this city Thomas Ellison of the county aifd Edward Moberly of Ford and Metsrs and DT Ferrill both of this city To all of these the sympathy of the community goes out Her funeral services were conducted Friday at the Christian Church in Cynthiana by Rev Ellis assisted by Rev I Spencer of Lexington after which her remains were laid to rest in Battle Grove Cemetery A Letter of Sympathy The following beautiful letter of tender sympathy was received by Mrs Durrett White of Clay City from Mr Vernon Vaughn of Phoenix Arizona Mrs White in a widow of the late la The SHOE STORE For Men and Boys Ltt This is correctly speaking The Shoe Store for Men and Boys because our stock of mens and boys footwear is the largest in Madison county we except none and our prices are positively the lowest quality considered A These are some of our brands HananV are recognized everywhere as the worlds finest shoes for mena5 to 6 Florsheims are close seconds to Hanans 350 to 5 And our WalkOvers stand without an equal for the price350and 4 and a great stock of other shoes at 2 250 and 3 as good as money can buy at the price And a choice collection A1 of soft easy work shoes at J25 and J50 just a little better than youll find elsewhere for the money moneyTRY 00 roii COYIKTON BANKS OUR CLOTHING FITS ldl ttt tt Making Preparations Messrs Turner and Stockton both prominent liiembers of local lodge of Elks went to Cincinnati last week to make arrangements for theI accommodation of this lodge at the reunion which will be held in July It is probable that the lodge will secure quarters at the Grand hotel Last Opportunity Our recent clubbing proposition haying proved so successful to all parties concerned we have decided to continue to offer until April 4 County Court day The Climax and weekly CourierJour nal both one year for the small Bum of 125 This is positively the last opportunity that will be offered this year to secure these papers at price named New Stock Mrs Ella Farley wishes to say to her friends that her trimmerMiss Fin ney has arrived and already she is showing some beautiful creations in the wayof spring hats She will have no formal openlngbut her stock which in complete and up to date is on display at anv time It will afford her great pleasure to have her friends call and see her line Her rooms are in the same place in the Oldham building Amusements The Wilbur Mack Company closed a weeks engagement at the Grand Opera House on last Saturday night at which time they presented The Country Judge They plaved to a good house all week which attests to the popularity of this splendid comedian and his excellent troupe Mrs Howe formerly Miss Grace Taylor of this citv is a member of this company and showed considerable talent In her acting They are playing in Frankfort this week and we are sure they will meet with a hearty welcome Their return to our city will be a source of pleasure at any time Franklina It is with regret that their many I friends learn ot the intended removal of Mr Parrish and family trom this city to Franklin county Mr Par rish has for quite a number of years been in the revenue service proving himself most capable His removal is caused by his appointment as Superb tendant of Colonel Moores distilleries near Frankfort His new position pays a handsome salary and we congratulate Mr Parrish upon his good luck He left Monday to assume his new duties Mrs Parrish and her two handsome boys will go In the course of a month or two It will be hard for their friends to give up this estimable fani ily but the best wishes will follow them to their new home mented Professor Durrett White whose death was such a sad blow to his many friends and admirers Mr Vaughn was for about ten years County clerk of Estill and was highly respected and honored by the people of that section His letter is complimentary and justly BO and as we read it our hearts bleed anew over the untimely death of our beloved friend The following is the letter for wnich we are greatly indebted to Mrs White for its use Phoenix Arizona March 9th Io04 Mrs Durrett White WhiteClay Clay City Ky My Dear Mrs White Having just read in the Clay City Times of the death of your husband I hasten to extend to you and your family my deepest sympathy in your sad bereavement From my first acquaintance with Mr White in the year 1881 when it was my good fortune to be a pupil in his school there always existed between us the warmest and most loyal friendship His supreme honesty genial traits and superior attainments will continue to live though his great spirit has passed beyond It is sad and unfortunate that his resourceful brain is forever numbed and his pen from which emanated so many brilliant and instructive productions to gladden and enlighten the hearts und souls of humanity has been laid away for the last time In his untimely death my dear madam I deeply mourn the loss of a dearest and most valued friend That providence may ever guide and protect the bereaved widow and sorrowing children 1 I beg to remain faithfully faithfullyYour Your Friend VERNON VAUGHN.